2003 Peugeot 307 Rapier 1.6 16v from UK and Ireland
Summary:
Great Car
Faults:
I previously had a 307 of the same specification. However, after 1 week it started to suffer from electrical faults and never really recovered, even after many visits to the dealer.
In the end, I quoted section 14 of the sales of goods act, wrote them a letter and they changed it for a brand new car.
The only fault so far is a clicking noise from the clutch pedal when released, but I'll wait until the 6000 mile service before taking it in.
General Comments:
Compared to the last 307, the perfomance in unbelievably better. The last one felt as if I was driving with the brakes on.
Also, it feels much better in the build department - no rattles or squeaks.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Don't Know
Review Date: 8th May, 2003
12th May 2003, 06:30
No, I've taken it up to 80mph, and have suffered nothing that I would consider to be a problem. I have however seen this mentioned before, and from what I can remember they can adjust the steering to resolve this problem.
15th May 2003, 05:08
I have the same electrical problems listed by the other owners in my 307 XS 1,6 automatic, so I have updated the software, but without success!!!
I think an electrical component creates conflicts with MULTIPLEX, but I don't know what, so I ask you: Have you installed car-alarm? I think is car-alarm that works wrong, but I'm not sure. Now I have disconnected the alarm and the problems seem solved. Can I be sure??
Until now, two times the electrical brake assistant, ABS and EBC failed.
I think it is not a little problem and I hope Peugeot solve it soon!!!
8th May 2003, 11:54
Do you have any steering tremors at 70-75mph?