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Peugeot 307 CC

Raining champ?

Wouldn't you just know it? A record-breaking summer of extreme temperatures and hours of sunshine had us eagerly awaiting the arrival of Peugeot's latest convertible, the 307 CC.

By Craig Cheetham

October 2003

Wouldn't you just know it? A record-breaking summer of extreme temperatures and hours of sunshine had us eagerly awaiting the arrival of Peugeot's latest convertible, the 307 CC.

And what were we greeted with when we got our first opportunity behind the wheel? Thunderstorms, leaden skies and torrential downpours! Typical...

However, such weather isn't a problem in the 307 CC. As with its baby sibling, the 206 CC, this car is both convertible and coup

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FIRST OPINION

    The 307 CC is a promising car and its design is well thought out. It looks good with the roof up or down, and is rewarding to drive - but we'd prefer a more refined and responsive engine. The model will sell well, but Peugeot must ensure build quality is up to scratch to avoid the reliability issues and leaks that affected early 206 CCs.
 

AT A GLANCE

    307 CC out now, with air-con, 16-inch alloys, alarm and foglights
    Semi-auto box is £1,100 option
     
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