What does the CC mean in the Peugeot 307?

Coupe Cabriolet
Peugeot actually introduced its first folding hard top back in the 1930s but to all intents and purposes the 307 is the closest the company has come to perfecting the concept it was instrumental in developing. CC stands for ‘Coupe Cabriolet’, indicating the car’s attractively split personality.

What is the major problem of Peugeot 307?

Suspension faults are also fairly common, even on recent examples, so if a car is noisy or lurches about on the test drive, walk away. Finally, since 2002, Peugeot has recalled the 307 more than 15 times for various faults covering a range of items including the ignition, seatbelt anchorage points and fuel leaks.

Is Peugeot 307 reliable?

The 307 hasn’t been as reliable as Peugeot intended and that includes the CC model. There are lots of little faults, mainly electrics-related. The folding roof mechanism comes in for its fair share of criticism, and the interior trim can also cause issues.

When should I change the timing belt on my Peugeot 308?

An experienced mechanic would recommend five to six years, 60,000-70,000 miles, at most.

Is the Peugeot 307 any good?

pERFORMANCE. NOT A “RACERS” CAR, BUT A GOOD RELIABLE , COMFORTABLE AND PRACTICAL FAMILY SALOON, WITH REASONABLE RUNNING COSTS. THESE COMMENTS ARE BASED ON OVER 20 YEARS OF OWNING PEUGEOTS.

What does HDi mean on a Peugeot 307?

High-pressure direct injection
HDi – a diesel engine (HDi stands for High-pressure direct injection) eHDi – a diesel engine with start /stop technology. The engine cuts out when the vehicle comes to a standstill (such as at traffic lights) and restarts when the accelerator is depressed.

How much horsepower does a Peugeot 307 have?

Engine specs 109 Hp @ 5750 rpm. 147 Nm @ 3900 rpm.

Does Peugeot 207 1.6 HDI have DPF?

Peugeot 207 1.6 HDi Diesel Particulate Filter DPF Equipped with a unique innovative technology, this Krosfou product is recognized as the most reliable and the most efficient on the market.

Is a 1.4 engine good for first car?

Yes, a 1.4 L engine should be good for your first car! However, it’s a good idea to steer clear of anything larger than 1.4 L, as it can become expensive to insure vehicles with larger engines, especially for newer drivers.