Hello
I've had my 206cc for about 5 months now, I love the car to pieces. However little things like the windows not lining up properly (took her to Peugeot and they said "this cant be fixed its just how the windows are on the cc") and the age of the car are starting to annoy me a little bit now....
So i've decided that a 207cc may be in order..... Has anyone driven/bought a 207cc? Do you think the window problem will be the same on a 207 as the 206, because looking at pictures the 207 seems to have the same roof/window operation as the 206....
Finally anyone wanna buy my 206?
Cheers,
Jack
207CC
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jackieboi206
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Re: 207CC
Hi
Got a test drive on weekend.....
That is whats worrying me, I have the 2.0l engine and they dont sell a 2.0l version of the 207cc, however i've got a £700 service bill coming from the garage at the end of the month plus my 206 has gotta be taxed....
Thar a 207 is still part of the family! lol.
Got a test drive on weekend.....
That is whats worrying me, I have the 2.0l engine and they dont sell a 2.0l version of the 207cc, however i've got a £700 service bill coming from the garage at the end of the month plus my 206 has gotta be taxed....
Thar a 207 is still part of the family! lol.
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GrandadMonkey
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Re: 207CC
I don't think it is the same engine. Surely the 207cc has the new 1.6 engine co-developed by Peugeot and BMW that also goes into the Mini. It won the International Engine of the Year award in 2010.
I'd have no qualms about going for a 207cc. I wouldn't regard it as being disloyal either.
I'd have no qualms about going for a 207cc. I wouldn't regard it as being disloyal either.
Ron
"If it ain't broke don't fix it!"
Golf 1.5 Tsi Evo SE Nav Estate Atlantic Blue
Polo 1.0 SEL DSG Reef Blue (wife's)
(Previously owned a 2005 206CC 1.6 Allure Moonstone for 10 years)
"If it ain't broke don't fix it!"
Golf 1.5 Tsi Evo SE Nav Estate Atlantic Blue
Polo 1.0 SEL DSG Reef Blue (wife's)
(Previously owned a 2005 206CC 1.6 Allure Moonstone for 10 years)
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jackieboi206
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Re: 207CC
I test drove it. Didn't like it, it just feels a lot slower than mine.
Also had the 206 serviced... In total it came to £580.... Which wasn't bad seeing as it had a major service, pads and discs al round, new ball joints and arms on the fron of the car, and the timing belt was replaced.
It now drives like a new car! So guna keep it through the summer and maybe get a 308cc when i have a few more pennies....
Jack
Also had the 206 serviced... In total it came to £580.... Which wasn't bad seeing as it had a major service, pads and discs al round, new ball joints and arms on the fron of the car, and the timing belt was replaced.
It now drives like a new car! So guna keep it through the summer and maybe get a 308cc when i have a few more pennies....
Jack
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52nd of February
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Re: 207CC
What about the turbo version? Surely that has a bit of gruntjackieboi206 wrote:Didn't like it, it just feels a lot slower than mine.
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jackieboi206
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Re: 207CC
Yup Thar..... guna be here a while yet!
52nd.... the salesman told me I was driving the uprated 1.6 version that they make. It had nothing on my 2.0l, she may be nine years old but she has plenty of grunt in her! lol.
Jack
52nd.... the salesman told me I was driving the uprated 1.6 version that they make. It had nothing on my 2.0l, she may be nine years old but she has plenty of grunt in her! lol.
Jack