Faults:

5 replacement indicator controls.

Rust spot on boot lid after 14 months.

Ball joints, drop arms and wishbones replaced at 21,000 miles.

Both electric door mirrors replaced at 24,000 miles.

CD changer replaced.

1 seat replaced and another stripped after around 4 months.

Front disks worn out after only 21,000 miles - not covered under warranty.

Horn fixed 3 times.

Plus several other niggling problems.

General Comments:

Great looking car. Very good handling and reasonable performance.

Plagued with constant faults since new resulting in numerous visits to dealer to get items fixed under warranty. No compensation at all from Peugeot who don't consider all of these faults to be an issue - after all that's what warranties are for!!

Will not buy Peugeot again, but will go back to buying Japanese.

Faults:

4 weeks after I got the car, I was issued with a recall notice to have the voltage regulator replaced and the engine management chip updated as a small number had caused small electrical fires. The dealers did that while I waited, very efficient service.

After 19,000 miles the fly wheel went on my way back home from work. There was a vibration coming through the clutch pedal then a short time after, when changing gear, a bang and some grinding under the bonnet and no way of selecting a gear. Again, the dealer sorted the problem very efficiently and I had it back in under 24 hours.

The auto headlights and window wipers are great, but not perfect. They've activated as they should, but on 3 or 4 occasions, they wouldn't turn off. Only way I could stop them was to stop the car and remove the key.

Not a fault as such, but the retracting door mirrors sometimes stick part open, particularly the drivers side. Not sure why, one day its fine, the next it isn't.

General Comments:

Performance from the 110Bhp engine isn't bad considering the 307 is a heavy car. Fuel consumption is good with an average of around 48 MPG, up to 63 MPG on long motorway journeys.

Equipment levels are good, cruise control is excellent as is the climate control.

Leather upgrade should include heated seats - they are very cold in winter!

Build quality isn't of the highest standard. Some rattles are beginning to devlop and some trim is easily knocked from its mountings. I'm forever pushing the plastic tray under the hand-brake back in to position for example.

Great brakes! Handling is OK, but there is quite a bit of body roll compared to other cars in this class with average tyre wear (about 14,000 on the front, 20,000 on the rear).

Tiny glove box because of the fuse box location. Trays under the seats can be a bit stiff and because of the gap between the top of the tray and seat, thin items such as maps sometimes come out under heavy-ish braking.

Overall, the 307 is OK, but the build quality needs to be improved for the money.

Faults:

Odometer over reading from new until recalled at 11000 miles.

Locking wheel nut bent on first tyre replacement.

Intermitent loud "clunk" from front of car when stopping.

Car pulls strongly to left.

Air conditioning constantly blowing cold air at all temperature settings.

General Comments:

Tyre wear is more than twice the rate of my two people carriers, an 806 and Citroen Synergie.

The dealer wanted £70 to remove the damaged wheel nut, the tyre co. removed it with an air gun in seconds.

The dealer said there was no fault with the air conditioning on three occasions before a technician looked for a fault and found a dislodged sensor resting on a hot area.

Fuel economy is poor, 42mpg, this does not improve much if you are ultra careful.