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Peugeot 307 CC

there was definitely a nip in the air which confirmed that autumn had truly begun. However, more upsetting than saying farewell to sunny days at the beach or playing late-night tennis on light, summer evenings was handing back the keys to our long-term Peugeot 307 CC.

By Gary Lord

October 2004

As I got into the car this morning, I noticed there was definitely a nip in the air which confirmed that autumn had truly begun. However, more upsetting than saying farewell to sunny days at the beach or playing late-night tennis on light, summer evenings was handing back the keys to our long-term Peugeot 307 CC.
KN53 FUT was a great companion over the warm months - probably because this year's weather hasn't been that great, and this is where the Coup

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Luxurious cabin, sat-nav and in-car phone, swift roof action, practical boot (with roof up)
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Erratic electrics, light-coloured interior and burgundy exterior, poor handling
On fleet since:January 2004
Price when new:£18,313
Running costs:58.6ppm
Mileage:11,681/30.1mpg
Costs to date:£623.21 door repair, £471.62 side panel
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