Faults:

Fuel system failed resulting in everything from the tank to the injectors needing to be replaced.

Indicator switch failed which needed to be replaced.

Drivers door had to be re-aligned.

Steering wheel had to be re-aligned.

Front Fog lights failed.

Damaged to the bonnet and front wing caused by the dealership.

Clutch had to be repaired due to fluid loss?

Internal Oil display had to be repaired twice still not working.

Second steering problem on-going fault, still not found yet.

General Comments:

Both handling and fuel economy is great on this little car.

The cabin in small, but feels bigger than it is.

Seats are OK, but long journeys are no fun with out a break.

The pedals are too close to each other.

Rear space is cramped, but will seat 5 people for short journeys.

Faults:

I haven't yet encountered any major problems with the car. The only thing that really has annoyed me is that the passenger seat has needed to have the frame replaced four times. Due to the car being three-door, the seat has to move to let passengers in and out of the back. This has either snapped or ceased, and at the most awkward of times. Apart from that, there has been nothing wrong with the car.

General Comments:

The car is quick enough for a 1.1 and handles like a dream on all road surfaces.

The power steering really takes the strain out of turning round those tight bends.

The only disappointing thing about the car is that the gearbox is quite clunky when I change gear and the pedals are rather close together.

Faults:

Stereo sometimes comes on at maximum volume with the ignition.

Cigarette lighter no longer works.

General Comments:

Useful little mini-estate. Good to drive with typical Peugeot sharp steering and decent handling. Shame about the grotty gearbox which has loads of slack in the linkage, and baulks on downchanges from 5th to 4th, even at 40 mph.

The normally decent TU engine is awful in this car. Coarse, noisy, reluctant to rev, and gutless. I used to have a 106 XSi with this engine and it's hard to believe it's the same unit. Guess that's what happens when you try to make such an old design pass new emissions regs. Thirsty too - 33 mpg average despite the fact 85% of my driving is long motorway trips. My previous 1.4 Astra managed 43 in similar driving.

Seats are comfy initially, but cause upper back and shoulder discomfort after 100 miles or so thanks to backs which slope sharply away from you towards the top. Seating position itself is OK, and the dash is easy on the eye, although cheaply constructed. My main gripe is the way the steering shaft fouls my clutch foot though. It's irritating.

LHD wipers are annoying as a matter of principle, but actually work OK.

Good car, but could be better.

Faults:

The car has a flat spot and a distinct lack of power. It also jerks quite violently when cruising at speeds below 50 mph. The car has been like this since new.

General Comments:

Apart from the problem with the engine which the dealer insists doesn't exist; it also suffers from a very poor driving position.

The sports seats make it awkward to use the handbrake.

The gearbox is loose and noisy.

The boot is non-existent.

Faults:

The car was involved in accident and declared was a right off.

General Comments:

This car is a very good runner, except when its on hills (very slow up hill).

The cabin is upholstered with Grey and black material. The seats are comfortable, but after a while your legs begin to ache, as there is little legroom.