Faults:

Loose carpet in driver's foot well.

Indicator switch assembly broke.

Noisy rear suspension.

Driver's door handle trim falls off.

Driver's vanity mirror cover broke.

Radio/CD failed twice: third one fitted today.

Indicator changes from right to left when left turn is cancelled.

General Comments:

Dealer service is poor: fail to order promised parts; fail to return telephone calls; fail to resolve problems.

Faults:

Electric front windows operate by themselves on occasions.

Sunroof opens, but will not close.

Knocking noise from under car in wet weather.

Switches on to economy mode when it feels like it.

Rear left tire wears more than others.

Trim on backs of front seats keeps falling down.

Rear left hand door keeps sticking closed.

Front carpet keeps coming away from door trim.

Car shakes on tick-over making you feel ill in heavy traffic.

General Comments:

Peugeot refused to take the car back within first week due to faults.

Claimed mpg total rubbish.

Different sales person each time you visit so harder to resolve problems.

Dealers seem more interested in selling me a new car than fixing current one.

Faults:

Rear door handles locked.

Rear door handles have fallen off

Worn out clutch at 29000 miles

Broken flywheel

That little thing on the end of the stereo remote control keeps falling off and is broken.

Sticking glove box compartment.

General Comments:

Whem I first bought the car, I thought it was great. Fantastic for a small family with good space for bits and pieces.

My complaint is more about the terrible service from the dealer in Birmingham rather than the car itself.

A broken flywheel and clutch are apparently caused from wear and tear. Wear amd tear from 15000 motorway miles. Can you believe that?

That is just the beginning. It took them two days to diagnose a slipping clutch. I told them that when I booked the car in. They then tell me that the parts are on order and it will take 4 weeks to get them in. No courtesy car etc was offered or available in the meantime. Sorry, they did offer me one for one day.

The Kwik Fit clutch centre 2 minutes away have offered to fit me the parts for half the price the next day. Makes you wonder what Peugeot are actually up to. Perhaps its the summer holiday and they don't work when the sun shines.

Also, if all the parts are on back order and cars are sitting on forecourts waiting to arrive, then it would appear that there is a general fault on their flywheels and clutches, although they would not confirm this and will not cover it on the warranty. £1000.00 repair bill is on the way to me.

After three days of messing with them I finally had enough. The local garage will replace the clutch for half the price and I am selling the car. Buying something German or Japaneese.

P.S everyone jokes about the Rover, but I had one for 4 years from new and never had a single problem unlike this 307.