307cc - Production version - 180BHP

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Post by nx »

The Geneva Motor show (starts on Mar 6) sees the unveiling of the 307cc

Check it out here:

http://www.peugeot-avenue.com/geneve/en/flash_307cc.htm
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Post by Ypwpat »

hmm don't know i still found the rear end looks rather odd. But the rest is pretty cool looking car :)

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Post by col »

I like it, but need to see it in the flesh before i decide if i want one or not
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Post by MattB »

I love this:

http://www.peugeot-avenue.com/geneve/en ... hoggar.htm

2x 2.2 litre diesel engines, 360BHP! Cool!

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Post by Darth Bourj »

The 307 cc looks far better in the flesh, but needs a rear spoiler or something. Much better than that magane thing.

As for the Hoggar. Looks like a vehicle for post WWIII. Hmm perhaps Peugeot are on to something. :rolleyes:
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Post by Derek »

i'll probably get one but i'm going to try and be good and wait until next year - i'll also let other ppl get all the problems 1st too :)
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Post by Lyndon »

the picture of inside the boot of the 307CC, there seems to be lots of roof mechanisms either side of the boot thus reducing the actual size of the boot, nothing like the 206CC :D :D :D :D
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Post by WilliamM »

It might stop the roof stoping in a fit


the one At the birmingham car show looked cooler.
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Post by andrew »

I think i want one .. put peugeot gotta lot of work to gain my confidence still :rolleyes:
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Post by Darth Bourj »

Just been trying to read up on the 307cc, but it seems it will not have the 180bhp engine :cry: Although on some of the French sited there is 307 cc and WRC written in the same line?

However read this " The system can detect a hand behind the handle before it has even grasped it to open the door. This ingenious process causes the window to drop a few millimetres before opening so that it separates from the seal joint. This "short drop" phenomenon is managed by a capacitor sensor which is housed in the door handles." I think this is a BMW idea, but it should work well on the cc.

Also has a boot that opens via remote. Sounds sorted. I think I want one, but not in place of my 206cc.

To anyone considering buying one. Personally I would like to be front of the cue. I might be wrong in saying this, but the 206cc's built in the first 4 months of production seem to be the most reliable. It was only when Peugeot had an influx of orders that the production standards seemed to drop!
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Post by Derek »

i wouldn't bet on the first lot being reliable as the monkeys have consistent poor standards and quality.

i'll probably get one but will wait until next year to see if there are many problems with them. i'll also need to save up around £10k but that won't be a problem :P

in the meantime i'll continue making my 206CC look better :)
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Post by Frosty »

I'm also considering a 307CC. My partner is on my back to get a bigger car so the 307CC might be the answer. I had a 306 Cab prior to my 206CC and imagine the 307CC size should be similar to that.

By the way I just reserved the number plate CC 3070 - even if I don't get one I'm sure I'll be able to offload the plates for more than the A$175 I had to pay!
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Post by nx »

The Peugeot-avenue site explains that the 307 cc will be available with 2 engines, the 138bhp (with Tiptronic stylee gearbox) and the 180 bhp.

See 307 under Models.....
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Post by Darth Bourj »

180bhp I want. I wonder what colours they will do. I did see some pictures of interiors and they do a black and red leather just like the 206 cc only with real back seats.
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Post by nx »

Again from www.peugeot-avenue.com

10 Body hues

In addition to our Babylon red, the 307 CC features 3 new body hues: Montechristo (mother-of-pearl plum), Manitoba Grey (metallic grey-green) and Iron Grey (pearly blue-grey).

7 interior ambiances

- 2 plaited: Titanium (black) and Cobalt (blue)
- 1 Titanium 3D semi-leather mesh
- 4 All leather interior CC (Titanium, Palimbro, Fusion and Lama)

Retractable hard-top roof

The entirely automatic retractable roof can be activated by a simple unique one-step command accessible to all four passengers inside the vehicle and either deployed or stored inside the boot within 25 seconds.

Crusie control and Parking Aid are also referred to
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