To be fair, I have this car and have taken it on motorways and I can honestly say I didn't have any of these problems. Yes, my foot was flat to the floor to get it up to 70, but it didn't take too long at all and once I hit 70 it wanted to keep going and I had to reduce my speed considerably to get back to the speed limit. I love my 107 and couldn't fault it, it's done 200.6 miles since the last time I put a full tank of fuel in it and it's only dropped one bar so no complaints from me! My friends with other cars are actually jealous of how cheap this car is to run and its perfect for me being a student and only working part time, it gets me where I need to be at a low cost and long journeys don't bother me at all. So I'd say anyone thinking to buy this car who isn't too bothered about the lack of space; just do it, you won't regret it!
I agree, it's only slow if you don't know how to drive. If you gear it properly and give it a bit of boot it will easily do the speeds required for the open road. It is not supposed to be a turbo nutter car.
Had a 107, sold it for a mini, 5 yrs later I've gone back to 107 as I love them. Totally reliable workhorses and so cheap to run. I drive on motorways, the noise isn't an issue. I just turn the radio on!
I've owned one of these for about 1 year now and the car is great!! I'm not looking for a flashy expensive car to show off to my friends but just something that gets me back and forth to work everyday and this does this perfectly! I have to drive 20 mins to work and 20 mins back and on motorways!! I've never had any problem with the engine being noisy or having to throttle it to get it up to high speed!! Honestly this is a great car for me and I won't be changing any time soon 😊😊😊
I've owned a Peugeot 107 since 2010, a Millesim which was top spec for the time. It's a fantastic little car. It is noisey on the motorway (more wind noise than engine), but it's definitely not an unpleasant car to drive. The girl in this must have expensive tastes regarding using the 107 for long journeys. I drove me and the girlfriend to Budapest last year in the 107, a 3,500 mile round trip. It was absolutely fine, and fun to drive!
I don't take any notice f these car buyer reviews. All the normal cars seem to get bad reviews. It's as if they compare everything to 50k cars or something.
All these ‘problems’ she mentions aren’t problems at all. I have this exact car and it is honestly so comfortable. Also, although the engine is louder, it’s a 3 cylinder, so what do you expect? Plus you can’t even notice it after a while. I’ve done motor way driving and it’s perfectly fine. I love my little car and wouldn’t trade her for anything..
You can do plenty to muffle especially a 3 cylinder. Gotta admit the noise is absolutely atrocious and you can't even drown it out with some nice speakers Rest is great for the price tho
@@RageQuitRQ i got a vw polo 1.4 3 cylinder diesel its amazing it has climate control leather steering wheel and trim comfy seats a large boot and lots of power plus the engine sounds amazing a great 1st car
@@MrWoodii If it’s anything like the 1.0 3 cylinder engine in the Suzuki Celerio it will be completely fine on the motorway, and I have driven plenty of car’s with different engine with different engine sizes over the past 32 years. I’m not a car snob.
I drive a Peugeot 107 and it's really economical. I drive 15 miles to work along a dual carriageway and whilst it does take a while to accelerate to 70 mph, once you're up there it's fine, if a bit noisy. If you want a cheap, reliable car, get a 107.
My mum has this car and we live in London and have had to drive up to manchester and back in the car and we found it very comfy and quite when on the motorway
I've just got a 2011 basic model and can assure you you don't have to 'thrash' the engine to get it up to speed!!!!! It's perfectly adequate even when getting on the motorway!
Cars in this class fit the bill perfectly. Though the Peugeot 107, along with the Hyundai i10 was on my shortlist I went for a Skoda Citigo in the end. And so far I am more than happy with it.
Nice point. I think we all get snobby about internal detailing, and I saw this car and was puzzled by the exposed metal. But that was the way every 70´s car was made, I remember my dad´s Corollas and Coronas from the seventies, in which the door upholstery was only a vinyl-pressed wood square posted on the inside of the door. It was nice, because you could see your dad´s car color from the inside, lol...
Completely disagree with the 'problems' you have suggested. I love my 107, and it is certainly not uncomfortable or loud on fast roads. I live in the middle of nowhere and spend my entire life driving on country roads. Never uncomfortable or too loud and rarely struggles to get up to speed. Boooo this review.
The only problem I found with mine was the hideously high clutch (which was the garage's fault having clutch the cable at the top). This has now been fixed. If you gear it properly it is a nippy car and looks are subjective to the eyes of the beholder. It's a great city car and will give chavs in 1.2 corsas a run for their money with it's 3 cylinder bottom end pickup.
I'm a mature driver. I've owned big cars, big motorbikes and vans. I've just bought a 107 because I'm sick of cars draining my wallet. I only picked it up today and drove it 30 miles home on the motorway. I was expecting it to be painfully slow but it was fine. It easily kept pace up to 80mph and that's fast enough for me. There was enough acceleration to pass slower vehicles and while noisier than my previous car, it wasn't as bad as reviewers claim. I'll have to compromise in terms of load capacity but I can't criticise the car for that. I'm really looking forward to the zero road tax and 60mpg. As for driving it felt fun on city roads. It actually reminds me a little bit of a dodgem and that's a compliment. I also like the spartan interior. I'm fed-up of the over-complicated interiors. You just don't need all that stuff. This is a bit like going back to my first cars in the 80s when I didn't have much at all in the cockpit. It's actually filling me with nostalgia.
I disagree with the reviewer's suggestion that the suspension is firm. I've been driving one for a few weeks on a temporary basis and I think the suspension is pretty soft. Also, considering the car is built to be cheap, build quality is actually pretty damn good.
Had one of these and we took it on long M-way journeys a fair bit. It was fine. If you grab one with air con the windows really don't matter - the a/c could make the cabin like Siberia even in hot sunny conditions. My only gripe was the poorly thought out roof line. It curves down at the back slightly, which makes the rear seats feel a bit closed in. If it had a squarer rear profile it'd feel a lot more spacious without needing to be either longer or wider.
Love mine , I have the 5 door Allure , as for traveling like most small cars not much room in the boot so put roof racks on top with roofbox plenty of room then for your things ,
well youre absolutly right... also, also in most cheap cars these plastic covers do not cover all of the space, so in most cars there is still a metal rim on the doors... in this cars (peugeot (the one i have) aygo and c1) the matal is included into the intertior design (im very sorry about my language, but i´m fom germany)
Videos bit naff. A own 1 and road noise is quiet. Doesnt return 62mpg like. Says bit small boot but it is a small car. Obviously going to be. Dont know what she expects from it. A had big passengers in bk and no1 complained bout back windows tbh. Shes been fussy. End of rant. Excellent little car for price and size and runin cost
In this yoy can drive long distanses barely spending anything on fuel.I drive this one in Norway and often through some mountains and rural areas a 160 km trip.You dont even think of the fuel cost.
Just sold the BMW 520i to get one of these, I have gone from 21mpg to 60mpg the Pug is cheap so I expect to find cheap build, so what. Oh the BMW don't do snow, the Pug does!!
Rebecca holds the world records for making me watch car reviews of cars I literally don't care about or could be able to buy even if I did care about them.
What's up with cheap plastic and exposed metal in the back? It's not the only car that has that plus it's a cheap car to start with and nobody's really gonna care much, kids in particular, I kinda like the rough and kit car look in the back, pure old-school LOL.
Yeah and also a padded door just adds to the cost and doesn't gain you anything unless they out in soundproofing though the pop out windows I'll say are abit stingy though.
Her reviews have got better, like anyting the more you do the better you get. Didn't she used to race cars, should get here in a sporty car to give here perspective as a race driver
Great little cars. The beauty of them is you have fun at slower speeds. Drive a big performance car at 40mph and it feels boring. Drive the 107 and it's an absolute hoot. I love the 'back to basics' feel and the engine note is intoxicating. It's a proper driver's car. It's not fast but it feels fast and that's all that matters. Yeah on long wide roads people in their 3 litre diesel Audis and Volvos thunder past me like I'm going backwards but that's ok because I have the road to myself and I'm having fun. People tend to leave me alone when I'm in my 107. I've had performance cars and there's always someone wanting to prove themselves against you. I don't get that with the 107 because they just think you're not a car guy. That's fine with me.
Just brought this car and it's brilliant and makes me chuckle a little diddy car not noisey at all and room wise what would ya expect somewhere to fit a pool table come on love sort it out it gets me to work, friends and gym what more ya want oh yeah it's bloody cheap to run and there's no catching busses while waiting in the rain Jobs a gooden
I've been driving Peugs in the last years and I am glad that is a Toyota. I love how the 106 drives, but not how it falls apart. Anyway, on most accounts, the 107 is a step backwards...
I should think it wouldn't be nearly as necessary in much of the UK as it is in continental areas that consistently get high heat and humidity in summers.
Can anyone comment on the air-conditioning system? I see its middle vent is different from any other typical cars.. I wonder if the airflow is adequate enough to cool the driver & passengers?
I have a 2012 Peugeot 107 and I think the exposed metal looks nice I have it in red. One other thing I do not agree with in this review is when she state you need to rev it around to keep up to speed that's a total lie I feel the car is very nippy and is suited to all roads.
drove this car in Paris and south to the Loire valley area... I was quite surprised it was considered a " compact " but I was in Europe a compact in North America would be a Foprd escort or equivalent. I laugh at complaint about boot size, its so small what can you expect?
Mountain bike's wheels are quite big actually, they have 24-26" diameter, but they are really thin, so I know what you meant. So if you use to ride a bike, you'll be riding over a 26" rims, you don't get that even driving an Escalade :D
i know, but their reviews are really confusing as they dont show the same things in one or the other. for example, the ''non-responsive'' wheel in the toyota aygo review which isnt mentioned in the citroen or the peugeot. i placed the ''...'' because im driving an aygo and im very happy as it is my first car and its ideal.
I do still love the trio of these cars, I agree the last Peugout looked horrible with its chrome brace on its face. this new factlift along with the new C1 is very good. Rear end is still meh, and on that reason i would still go for a Aygo. Can't see why people think this car is shit, I don't know of any other small cars that return that many MPG, £20 in tax, and group 1 - 2 to insure (apart from the crappy Kia's etc) Very smart this car is, ofc you won't buy it for its space & long distance
+cato storlid yeah I actually bought one since this comment, first car and I absolutely love it. It's nippy, gets me about and petrol is cheap I hardly ever have to fill up the tank.
I have the read one haha. This is a good concept and low fuel costs- I Bought it second hand in a plase called Voss in Norway, a old man who have used it 20 tsen km , good buy)
+Bria Savanna Just bought a black one, i was lucky to find it. It also was in good condition with a spoiler and large alloy wheels. looking forward to driving it myself, it sounds amazing
yes, plastic covers do nothing to the qualify, but it does matter to the safety. Just image in the case of collision, when the body especially the head touches the car body...
I tried to find a car sold with a periscope (even if optional), but invain. Sooner or later some solicitor will get injured because of poor visibility and will take makes to the courts and get them busted, then they will start caring about visibility again. The original 106 was not much longer than the 107 and rides 100 times better. Luggage is not just small, but hard to access and poorly usable. the 107 already needs a proper second generation and a diesel engine.
I've never understood why car reviewers criticise cars for not being good at doing things they were never designed to do. So it's not great on long runs and there's not much storage? It's like ordering a packet of Rolos and complaining it didn't feed the extended family on Christmas day. It's a city car ffs!
Ok so it's really not that bad, this car. But a Kia Picanto gets you more car for your money, with proper windows, door cards, a bigger boot, and a 7 year warranty. So if I was going to buy a car in this price bracket, that is the one I would go for.
To be fair, I have this car and have taken it on motorways and I can honestly say I didn't have any of these problems. Yes, my foot was flat to the floor to get it up to 70, but it didn't take too long at all and once I hit 70 it wanted to keep going and I had to reduce my speed considerably to get back to the speed limit.
I love my 107 and couldn't fault it, it's done 200.6 miles since the last time I put a full tank of fuel in it and it's only dropped one bar so no complaints from me!
My friends with other cars are actually jealous of how cheap this car is to run and its perfect for me being a student and only working part time, it gets me where I need to be at a low cost and long journeys don't bother me at all.
So I'd say anyone thinking to buy this car who isn't too bothered about the lack of space; just do it, you won't regret it!
That's sweet to here
I can also say that it is good on motorways. And it's not tiring at all.
I'm a bit late, but this is good to know, I'm hoping to get this as my first car :)
I agree, it's only slow if you don't know how to drive. If you gear it properly and give it a bit of boot it will easily do the speeds required for the open road. It is not supposed to be a turbo nutter car.
100% I adore my car I've had it for over 9 years and it's NEVER let me down or broke it's the best car ever
Had a 107, sold it for a mini, 5 yrs later I've gone back to 107 as I love them. Totally reliable workhorses and so cheap to run. I drive on motorways, the noise isn't an issue. I just turn the radio on!
I've owned one of these for about 1 year now and the car is great!! I'm not looking for a flashy expensive car to show off to my friends but just something that gets me back and forth to work everyday and this does this perfectly! I have to drive 20 mins to work and 20 mins back and on motorways!! I've never had any problem with the engine being noisy or having to throttle it to get it up to high speed!! Honestly this is a great car for me and I won't be changing any time soon 😊😊😊
I've owned a Peugeot 107 since 2010, a Millesim which was top spec for the time. It's a fantastic little car. It is noisey on the motorway (more wind noise than engine), but it's definitely not an unpleasant car to drive. The girl in this must have expensive tastes regarding using the 107 for long journeys. I drove me and the girlfriend to Budapest last year in the 107, a 3,500 mile round trip. It was absolutely fine, and fun to drive!
wow thats amazing good to hear.
I don't take any notice f these car buyer reviews. All the normal cars seem to get bad reviews. It's as if they compare everything to 50k cars or something.
I agree it's not really fair is it
All these ‘problems’ she mentions aren’t problems at all. I have this exact car and it is honestly so comfortable. Also, although the engine is louder, it’s a 3 cylinder, so what do you expect? Plus you can’t even notice it after a while. I’ve done motor way driving and it’s perfectly fine. I love my little car and wouldn’t trade her for anything..
You can do plenty to muffle especially a 3 cylinder. Gotta admit the noise is absolutely atrocious and you can't even drown it out with some nice speakers
Rest is great for the price tho
@@RageQuitRQ i got a vw polo 1.4 3 cylinder diesel its amazing it has climate control leather steering wheel and trim comfy seats a large boot and lots of power plus the engine sounds amazing a great 1st car
@@thepurdychannel8866 I'm jealous :o
Lucky lad
@@RageQuitRQ what car have you got
Great on motorways. Fun to drive and reliable. . Mine has done 178,000 Miles and still going strong! Love it...
Serious question, do you actually think this car is good on the motorway? Have you driven any other cars?
@@MrWoodii
If it’s anything like the 1.0 3 cylinder engine in the Suzuki Celerio it will be completely fine on the motorway, and I have driven plenty of car’s with different engine with different engine sizes over the past 32 years. I’m not a car snob.
I drive a Peugeot 107 and it's really economical. I drive 15 miles to work along a dual carriageway and whilst it does take a while to accelerate to 70 mph, once you're up there it's fine, if a bit noisy. If you want a cheap, reliable car, get a 107.
My mum has this car and we live in London and have had to drive up to manchester and back in the car and we found it very comfy and quite when on the motorway
I've just got a 2011 basic model and can assure you you don't have to 'thrash' the engine to get it up to speed!!!!! It's perfectly adequate even when getting on the motorway!
Exactly mine would cruise at 90 comfortably. The best small car ever for me
All i want frpm a car is good mpg and cheap to insure and reliable to take to work and back with the long range journey now and again
Boringggggg 😴😴😴
+Azz K I KNOW - what a square! Some of us want POWER!!!!!!
Basically everything 😂
@@SDADSDSFDSGDA Horses for courses. If you want power then get something else. If you want something cheap and reliable then get something like this.
Cars in this class fit the bill perfectly. Though the Peugeot 107, along with the Hyundai i10 was on my shortlist I went for a Skoda Citigo in the end. And so far I am more than happy with it.
your review is just getting better & better. I like it!
Keeps getting better and better.
your reviews are getting better and better! cheers to that girl :)
My brother has this car and it's a good little car! This makes it sound bad when it's not...
Nice point. I think we all get snobby about internal detailing, and I saw this car and was puzzled by the exposed metal. But that was the way every 70´s car was made, I remember my dad´s Corollas and Coronas from the seventies, in which the door upholstery was only a vinyl-pressed wood square posted on the inside of the door. It was nice, because you could see your dad´s car color from the inside, lol...
LOve the way she did the storage bin thing .Good on you Becs.
Completely disagree with the 'problems' you have suggested. I love my 107, and it is certainly not uncomfortable or loud on fast roads. I live in the middle of nowhere and spend my entire life driving on country roads. Never uncomfortable or too loud and rarely struggles to get up to speed. Boooo this review.
Having so much fun with the Peugeot 107. Hope the Peugeot 108 does better.
The only problem I found with mine was the hideously high clutch (which was the garage's fault having clutch the cable at the top). This has now been fixed. If you gear it properly it is a nippy car and looks are subjective to the eyes of the beholder. It's a great city car and will give chavs in 1.2 corsas a run for their money with it's 3 cylinder bottom end pickup.
I'm a mature driver. I've owned big cars, big motorbikes and vans. I've just bought a 107 because I'm sick of cars draining my wallet. I only picked it up today and drove it 30 miles home on the motorway. I was expecting it to be painfully slow but it was fine. It easily kept pace up to 80mph and that's fast enough for me. There was enough acceleration to pass slower vehicles and while noisier than my previous car, it wasn't as bad as reviewers claim. I'll have to compromise in terms of load capacity but I can't criticise the car for that. I'm really looking forward to the zero road tax and 60mpg. As for driving it felt fun on city roads. It actually reminds me a little bit of a dodgem and that's a compliment. I also like the spartan interior. I'm fed-up of the over-complicated interiors. You just don't need all that stuff. This is a bit like going back to my first cars in the 80s when I didn't have much at all in the cockpit. It's actually filling me with nostalgia.
I disagree with the reviewer's suggestion that the suspension is firm. I've been driving one for a few weeks on a temporary basis and I think the suspension is pretty soft. Also, considering the car is built to be cheap, build quality is actually pretty damn good.
Great review, rebecca!
Had one of these and we took it on long M-way journeys a fair bit. It was fine. If you grab one with air con the windows really don't matter - the a/c could make the cabin like Siberia even in hot sunny conditions. My only gripe was the poorly thought out roof line. It curves down at the back slightly, which makes the rear seats feel a bit closed in. If it had a squarer rear profile it'd feel a lot more spacious without needing to be either longer or wider.
I like the rear door edge going into the tail light. Nice.
Looking to buy this!
I’ve got one of these cars! London to st Agnes in Cornwall for £20 . Can’t go wrong apart from a sore pum pum
I keep on seeing Matt and Rebecca without buying any cars.Love the way when you say and demonstrate "i can barely reach the pedals now" : )
Love mine , I have the 5 door Allure , as for traveling like most small cars not much room in the boot so put roof racks on top with roofbox plenty of room then for your things ,
I love the Peugeot 107. I have often considered trading in my Vauxhall Vectra from 2000 to down size to one of these.
I live in cannada and watching CarBuyer is pretty interesting because almost all of these small cars cannot be seen anywhere in north america
Now that would be worth waiting for
Good review Rebecca
Congrats
i love her reviewing cute cars ~ in fact, i started to enjoy her reviews
well youre absolutly right...
also, also in most cheap cars these plastic covers do not cover all of the space, so in most cars there is still a metal rim on the doors...
in this cars (peugeot (the one i have) aygo and c1) the matal is included into the intertior design (im very sorry about my language, but i´m fom germany)
Videos bit naff. A own 1 and road noise is quiet. Doesnt return 62mpg like. Says bit small boot but it is a small car. Obviously going to be. Dont know what she expects from it. A had big passengers in bk and no1 complained bout back windows tbh. Shes been fussy. End of rant. Excellent little car for price and size and runin cost
I live in the USA and I wish it was for sale here. I like it much more than a Fiat 500 or base Mini Cooper
In this yoy can drive long distanses barely spending anything on fuel.I drive this one in Norway and often through some mountains and rural areas a 160 km trip.You dont even think of the fuel cost.
Very good review :)
I haven't had it long enough to tell you about the rearview mirror problem. And the vents CAN blow into you face if you want them to.
Can you fit two Carseats in the back? We are going to Italy in April and this is the car we will be renting for the two weeks!
Just sold the BMW 520i to get one of these, I have gone from 21mpg to 60mpg the Pug is cheap so I expect to find cheap build, so what. Oh the BMW don't do snow, the Pug does!!
BMW does snow, if you have winter tyres and i you can actually drive.
I Love PEUGEOT Forever
Overall it's very good city car.
They reviewed Vw up and nobody complains about rear windows that don't go down. Such a strange disparity
Badge snobbery.
Rebecca holds the world records for making me watch car reviews of cars I literally don't care about or could be able to buy even if I did care about them.
What's up with cheap plastic and exposed metal in the back? It's not the only car that has that plus it's a cheap car to start with and nobody's really gonna care much, kids in particular, I kinda like the rough and kit car look in the back, pure old-school LOL.
EXACTLY!!!!!!
EXACTLY!!!!!!
Yeah and also a padded door just adds to the cost and doesn't gain you anything unless they out in soundproofing though the pop out windows I'll say are abit stingy though.
Yeah I mean how much more would it actually cost to put one in. even if it did raise the price alot they could at least put it in as an option
waiting for the review of the ford fiesta titanium..thanks!!
i'm shocked that central locking isnt standard, my basic rover 25 from 10 years ago has remote central locking
Her reviews have got better, like anyting the more you do the better you get. Didn't she used to race cars, should get here in a sporty car to give here perspective as a race driver
Actually did get 62mpg out of mine. There again I also got piston slap after only 20k miles...
Great little cars. The beauty of them is you have fun at slower speeds. Drive a big performance car at 40mph and it feels boring. Drive the 107 and it's an absolute hoot. I love the 'back to basics' feel and the engine note is intoxicating. It's a proper driver's car. It's not fast but it feels fast and that's all that matters. Yeah on long wide roads people in their 3 litre diesel Audis and Volvos thunder past me like I'm going backwards but that's ok because I have the road to myself and I'm having fun. People tend to leave me alone when I'm in my 107. I've had performance cars and there's always someone wanting to prove themselves against you. I don't get that with the 107 because they just think you're not a car guy. That's fine with me.
Just brought this car and it's brilliant and makes me chuckle a little diddy car not noisey at all and room wise what would ya expect somewhere to fit a pool table come on love sort it out it gets me to work, friends and gym what more ya want oh yeah it's bloody cheap to run and there's no catching busses while waiting in the rain Jobs a gooden
It is a great car, I agree. Great city car. Had a test drive, can check it on my channel. :)
0:20 That steering wheel is the same of the Toyota Corolla we got over here
I've been driving Peugs in the last years and I am glad that is a Toyota. I love how the 106 drives, but not how it falls apart. Anyway, on most accounts, the 107 is a step backwards...
I should think it wouldn't be nearly as necessary in much of the UK as it is in continental areas that consistently get high heat and humidity in summers.
Put the suit case upwards there more space for suitcases
Great car
THANKS
would they just compare the aygo, the C1, and the 107?
Can anyone comment on the air-conditioning system? I see its middle vent is different from any other typical cars.. I wonder if the airflow is adequate enough to cool the driver & passengers?
The stock wheels look like aftermarket ones???
I have a 2012 Peugeot 107 and I think the exposed metal looks nice I have it in red. One other thing I do not agree with in this review is when she state you need to rev it around to keep up to speed that's a total lie I feel the car is very nippy and is suited to all roads.
you make the negative points sound so positive by smiling and raising you tone. its confusing. But nonetheless good review, keep it up
Next 208 please.
hey thanks i didn't know how to put a bottle in a cup holder!!
Perfect for a under 25 living with mum
Brilliant car for the money
I done a 7 and a half hour journey in the 2005 107
What about, Matt and Rebecca testing ideal car for young pairs. The leg room...cabriolets pretty excel...
drove this car in Paris and south to the Loire valley area... I was quite surprised it was considered a " compact " but I was in Europe a compact in North America would be a Foprd escort or equivalent. I laugh at complaint about boot size, its so small what can you expect?
Mountain bike's wheels are quite big actually, they have 24-26" diameter, but they are really thin, so I know what you meant. So if you use to ride a bike, you'll be riding over a 26" rims, you don't get that even driving an Escalade :D
I didn't expect a Focus interior but this thing looked pretty sad for an entry-level supermini. Volkwagen Up looks much nicer
Can you adjust seat height
I've just watched Mii review and this 107.
I much more like 107.
just right you mean, someone to bring home to the family
Citroen and Peugeot work together because they are both french. The Citroen Berlingo Multispace is the same as the Peugeot Bipper Tepee.
peugeot works with citroen because they own it, its called the PSA group
i know, but their reviews are really confusing as they dont show the same things in one or the other. for example, the ''non-responsive'' wheel in the toyota aygo review which isnt mentioned in the citroen or the peugeot. i placed the ''...'' because im driving an aygo and im very happy as it is my first car and its ideal.
does she come with the car?
One would wish! :)
I do still love the trio of these cars, I agree the last Peugout looked horrible with its chrome brace on its face. this new factlift along with the new C1 is very good.
Rear end is still meh, and on that reason i would still go for a Aygo.
Can't see why people think this car is shit, I don't know of any other small cars that return that many MPG, £20 in tax, and group 1 - 2 to insure (apart from the crappy Kia's etc)
Very smart this car is, ofc you won't buy it for its space & long distance
I think in previous video she said that she is 5 foot 4 and a half. So that would be around 164 cm.
This car is adorable, shame it's hard to find a black one for sale.
+Bria Savanna I have this , great car and cheap to use)
+cato storlid yeah I actually bought one since this comment, first car and I absolutely love it. It's nippy, gets me about and petrol is cheap I hardly ever have to fill up the tank.
I have the read one haha. This is a good concept and low fuel costs- I Bought it second hand in a plase called Voss in Norway, a old man who have used it 20 tsen km , good buy)
+Bria Savanna Just bought a black one, i was lucky to find it. It also was in good condition with a spoiler and large alloy wheels. looking forward to driving it myself, it sounds amazing
Mines black but not for sale
yes, plastic covers do nothing to the qualify, but it does matter to the safety.
Just image in the case of collision, when the body especially the head touches the car body...
is matt fired?
Suspensions, visibility, luggage etc
I tried to find a car sold with a periscope (even if optional), but invain. Sooner or later some solicitor will get injured because of poor visibility and will take makes to the courts and get them busted, then they will start caring about visibility again. The original 106 was not much longer than the 107 and rides 100 times better. Luggage is not just small, but hard to access and poorly usable. the 107 already needs a proper second generation and a diesel engine.
What kind of ring is that Rebecca?
Definitely! It can even get COLD in the car. Don't worry!
I thought she did quite a good review, and she is gorgeous
Hi there does anyone know know how to get petrol flap open to get to petrol cap thank you
push the button to the right lower of the steering wheel
Hola , desde Argentina!!
Pregunto , porque carajo Peugeot no lo fabricó en la Argentina, Brasil y toda Sudamérica???
1:00 "There " :D : :D that face
I've never understood why car reviewers criticise cars for not being good at doing things they were never designed to do. So it's not great on long runs and there's not much storage? It's like ordering a packet of Rolos and complaining it didn't feed the extended family on Christmas day. It's a city car ffs!
A/C isn't standard in cars?
Middle of the range gets air-con? What about the lower end? A tiny electric fan that runs on AA batteries?!
they must be reading comments .. there were people moaning about it on here :)
yep, it's because soon, it's gonna be law for every new car to have daytime running lights :o(
"I can barealy reach the pedas" - thats because you put your seat back, Rebeca;-
Ok so it's really not that bad, this car. But a Kia Picanto gets you more car for your money, with proper windows, door cards, a bigger boot, and a 7 year warranty. So if I was going to buy a car in this price bracket, that is the one I would go for.
bellissima
Jesus! Wouldn't want to be a passenger in the back if it got rear ended by a lorry!!
Eu wanted Tue um desse on here no Brazil e na germany,Esse Carro é Confortável e Os bancos são Marcinho e é novo .
dunno, did you forget mini's exist , or smart cars, toyota IQ, or KEI cars in Japan, all much smaller and worse crash test results