Used Peugeot 1007 Hatchback 2005 - 2008 reliability review

The Peugeot 1007 is definitely out of the ordinary, but the sliding doors demand too many sacrifices

What should I look for in a used Peugeot 1007?

Peugeot usually achieves mid-table respectability in our reliability surveys, so while there will be more solid cars out there, many will be far less so.

However, we've seen a trend for electrical gremlins in small Peugeots in the past - the electric folding roof of the Peugeot 206CC being one example. If the electric sliding doors on your 1007 develop a similar fault, it will probably be fixed under the car's remaining warranty, but it will be a pain. If your car has no warranty, it'll be expensive, too. Franchised Peugeot dealers charge fairly steep hourly labour rates, so long repairs have the potential to be quite expensive.

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