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post Nov 21 2010, 05:13 PM, updated 16y ago

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Anyone has any idea on Peugeot 207? Nice or not? Any brochure?
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post Nov 21 2010, 06:16 PM

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tested it weeks ago. really good at acceleration and torque. but the built quality is.... hmm how to put it in words... just imagine besides the engine, everythin else is wira alike. end of story tongue.gif
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post Nov 21 2010, 06:28 PM

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Hi,

Hav a chance to sit in one even before d launch. To me seats are good, dashboard is conti. But d rest plastic panels are very localized feel. Fitting may not b perfect.

Maybe need a bit of refining later.
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post Nov 21 2010, 07:09 PM

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interior more or less like vios
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post Nov 21 2010, 07:11 PM

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post Nov 22 2010, 10:58 AM

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Sat inside of it @ 1 Utama last weekend

Interior built quality, IMO, quite good, better than Persona (my colleague's)

Exterior, looks better than pics.

The rear seats,,a bit cramp tho..not seatable for 3 huge adults

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post Nov 23 2010, 12:27 PM

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QUOTE(kucingfight @ Nov 22 2010, 10:58 AM)
Sat inside of it @ 1 Utama last weekend

Interior built quality, IMO, quite good, better than Persona (my colleague's)

Exterior, looks better than pics.

The rear seats,,a bit cramp tho..not seatable for 3 huge adults
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but possible for 3 medium adults at the back? did anyone test drive it at the matrade event last weekend?

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post Nov 24 2010, 09:48 PM

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QUOTE(lowpro @ Nov 23 2010, 12:27 PM)
but possible for 3 medium adults at the back? did anyone test drive it at the matrade event last weekend?
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doubt so. i juz feel right comfortable with another person behind
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post Nov 24 2010, 11:10 PM

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post Nov 25 2010, 09:57 AM

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i saw it in 1U last week. i just can't get used to the layout of the power windows which all 4 buttons are placed in the middle. oh the rear of the car also doesn't suit my taste. well, it's just my preference... i may be wrong.
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post Nov 25 2010, 10:35 AM

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I felt that it would have looked much much better if it was a hatch instead of a sedan...
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post Nov 25 2010, 10:56 AM

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Generally if u usually carry 4 ppl d most for urban runaround, its not bad for tis asking price. Looks is subjective.

http://blog.carlist.my/2010/11/reviews/peu...-207/#more-5378
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post Nov 25 2010, 11:10 AM

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QUOTE(aichiban @ Nov 24 2010, 11:10 PM)
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Added on November 25, 2010, 11:16 amconti's market value will drop tremendously

the maintenance is high in the long run

If you don't care about the points above, get a 308 or a more up to date conti.

Volkwagon price starts from RM 110k.

Ford Fiesta full spec is RM 85k.

to me, there are better options than the 207 (although not in the same segment). People will always say it is outdated.





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post Nov 26 2010, 08:27 AM

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QUOTE(hahaha85 @ Nov 21 2010, 05:13 PM)
Anyone has any idea on Peugeot 207? Nice or not? Any brochure?
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here's the link to the brochure:

http://www.peugeot.com.my/207-brochure/

by the way, it is a compact sedan so, those above 6ft will not fit comfortably at the back but then, this car is meant for those who do not really carry passengers at the back regularly. just occasionally. but if it is bought to handle kids to school then it is a pretty safe buy.


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QUOTE(alcatrez @ Nov 25 2010, 11:10 AM)
agree.


Added on November 25, 2010, 11:16 amconti's market value will drop tremendously

the maintenance is high in the long run

If you don't care about the points above, get a 308 or a more up to date conti.

Volkwagon price starts from RM 110k.

Ford Fiesta full spec is RM 85k.

to me, there are better options than the 207 (although not in the same segment). People will always say it is outdated.
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got this from a post at paul tan :

"AE says:
25/11/2010 at 6:53 pm
well, the first few services are quite cheap as i found out. service intervals are 10,000km so this means less visits to the car doctor.

10,000km at rm170
20,000km at rm225
30,000km at rm225
40,000km at about rm580 (can’t remember this exactly)

if 1 year = 20,000km, then it works out to being a pretty affordable first 2 years. this is easily lower than their higher end models and no where close to them.

dare not ask more or the service guy may think i am competitor checking out the service prices!"

you can decide if the service cost is expensive or not. best to check with the service guys. they have said that it is by far the easiest and most affordable peugeot to maintain due to the proven engine and also shared engine parts with its 1.4l sibling.

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post Nov 26 2010, 08:41 AM

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QUOTE(kucingfight @ Nov 22 2010, 10:58 AM)
Sat inside of it @ 1 Utama last weekend

Interior built quality, IMO, quite good, better than Persona (my colleague's)

Exterior, looks better than pics.

The rear seats,,a bit cramp tho..not seatable for 3 huge adults
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test drived it on the launching day itself at NAZA TTDI

agreed that the seats are a bit cramped.
but the acceleration & stability are quite good, for that kind of a price. the reason i didn't take it are purely based on the looks, still not ready to buy a conti designed car lah
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QUOTE(azxel @ Nov 25 2010, 10:35 AM)
I felt that it would have looked much much better if it was a hatch instead of a sedan...
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but the boot size is great..
plus it's near "square".. i mean, if u guys noticed, there's no wheel arch space thingy occupying the boot space. dunno how to explain
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post Nov 26 2010, 10:50 AM

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QUOTE(apache_utara @ Nov 26 2010, 08:41 AM)
test drived it on the launching day itself at NAZA TTDI

agreed that the seats are a bit cramped.
but the acceleration & stability are quite good, for that kind of a price. the reason i didn't take it are purely based on the looks, still not ready to buy a conti designed car lah
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but the boot size is great..
plus it's near "square".. i mean, if u guys noticed, there's no wheel arch space thingy occupying the boot space. dunno how to explain
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yup, the acceleration is pretty good. and yup, i noticed that the boot is pretty big too. so, maybe no need to fold down the back seats for the 'balik kampung trips' rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Nov 26 2010, 08:27 AM)
here's the link to the brochure:

http://www.peugeot.com.my/207-brochure/

by the way, it is a compact sedan so, those above 6ft will not fit comfortably at the back but then, this car is meant for those who do not really carry passengers at the back regularly. just occasionally. but if it is bought to handle kids to school then it is a pretty safe buy.


Added on November 26, 2010, 8:31 am

got this from a post at paul tan :

"AE says:
25/11/2010 at 6:53 pm
well, the first few services are quite cheap as i found out. service intervals are 10,000km so this means less visits to the car doctor.

10,000km at rm170
20,000km at rm225
30,000km at rm225
40,000km at about rm580 (can’t remember this exactly)

if 1 year = 20,000km, then it works out to being a pretty affordable first 2 years. this is easily lower than their higher end models and no where close to them.

dare not ask more or the service guy may think i am competitor checking out the service prices!" 

you can decide if the service cost is expensive or not. best to check with the service guys. they have said that it is by far the easiest and most affordable peugeot to maintain due to the proven engine and also shared engine parts with its 1.4l sibling.
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About the service, i asked one of the Naza Engineers and i did counter check on one of the websites before it was launched. Currently i cannot find the website so i dare not quote anything.

Like Kia Specctra, the services started as cheap and slowly went up with the mileage. Because of this, i dare not buy Forte until the 4the year (warranty is 3 years. So we will know from current buyers how the cars are during the 4th year).


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post Nov 27 2010, 11:36 PM

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QUOTE(alcatrez @ Nov 26 2010, 10:55 AM)
About the service, i asked one of the Naza Engineers and i did counter check on one of the websites before it was launched. Currently i cannot find the website so i dare not quote anything.

Like Kia Specctra, the services started as cheap and slowly went up with the mileage. Because of this, i dare not buy Forte until the 4the year (warranty is 3 years. So we will know from current buyers how the cars are during the 4th year).
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just checked with the naza guys about the servicing costs for the new 207 and found that the cost quoted earlier is for the 206 but the 207 is expected to be very close to the 206 because of similar items used and affordable in the long run for the owner.
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post May 12 2011, 02:25 AM

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I just took my wife (Peugeot 207) for service 2 weeks ago. As the 1st service at 2,500km, its free. Indeed, they washed my car after service. Then they ask me service my car at 10,000km. By the way, my wife has new skirts (Originals from Nasim), its perfectly match to her size costing at RM2500. Which i found out its quite worthy. Actually can anyone acknowledge me, how to save my fuel for this car? I realize it's quite fuel inefficient. Thanks.
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QUOTE(darrenboo @ May 12 2011, 02:25 AM)
I just took my wife (Peugeot 207) for service 2 weeks ago. As the 1st service at 2,500km, its free. Indeed, they washed my car after service. Then they ask me service my car at 10,000km. By the way, my wife has new skirts (Originals from Nasim), its perfectly match to her size costing at RM2500. Which i found out its quite worthy. Actually can anyone acknowledge me, how to save my fuel for this car? I realize it's quite fuel inefficient. Thanks.
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how much per kilometer?? its 1.6 cc engine right?? hmm.gif hmm.gif
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This car is too cramp, if driver is 173cm and above, the rear can only for children to sit. If ask for opinion, I don't think this car worth money since we got Fiesta and Mazda 2.
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peugeot 207 use timing belt right???
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post May 12 2011, 06:05 PM

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the fiesta sedan and mazda2 sedan have even more cramp interior. i drive a 207 and i can honestly say it. i have already checked out the other two. plus, the front seats of the 207 are quite high and rear passengers can slip their legs under the seat to stretch more.

afaik, the body kit is still undergoing endurance test. should be available soon. price wise, i dunno yet.

once you try driving the 207 up to genting or any hill resort, you will be convinced about the handling and why for the price, few cars can match it. it has both the torque and the handling to match.

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QUOTE(feelfree @ May 12 2011, 09:05 AM)
This car is too cramp, if driver is 173cm and above, the rear can only for children to sit. If ask for opinion, I don't think this car worth money since we got Fiesta and Mazda 2.
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Haha... all 3 are equally cramp la. But in terms of overall, handling, engine, n gearbox, fiesta wins hands down. Among 3, mazda only got the looks but overall useless..
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QUOTE(ckmuin86 @ May 12 2011, 05:19 PM)
peugeot 207 use timing belt right???
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yes..they still use timing belt...
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post May 13 2011, 08:49 AM

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QUOTE(twincharger07 @ May 12 2011, 07:29 PM)
Haha... all 3 are equally cramp la. But in terms of overall, handling, engine, n gearbox, fiesta wins hands down. Among 3, mazda only got the looks but overall useless..
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i seriously dont think the fiesta wins hands down. it's nothing more than hype. the engine is noisy as well and the gear is not as smooth as everybody thinks. it can be jerky as well. sometimes, having the latest tech does not necessarily mean it is the best. so, maybe it wins... but definitely not hands down. probably by the slimmest of margins... bit it also depends if TS can tahan the weird jelly mould look. only the m2 looks decent to me. but if they made it a bit wider, it would have had a better chance. the squishy handling though will not win it for me.

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just paid my booking fee for 207 yesterday..cant wait to get it..ordered the bronze colour one..

at nazim shah alam i saw one of the 207 already fitted with a bodykit..not sure its gonna be the one being sold... would love that bodykit
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I have tested these Mazda 2, Fiesta and 207, honestly, 207 rear leg room is the smallest, I'm not saying Mazda 2 and Fiesta have roomy rear legroom, but 207 is really smaller than the duo. And one more thing I found unacceptable for the 207 is the door closing sound, this kind of sound is something like the old Datsun/Toyota.
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tested drive Mazda2, Fiesta, Vios and 207 in April.

bought 207 at the end smile.gif it is a happy car and loving it. at the price of 70k.
CP value is high enough.

dun mention of the crappy door built. it is a good car ~
pick up and handling the best among the same range car.

just my 2 cents.
from a happy peugeot user~ if i am rich i will get 308CC or RCZ~
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QUOTE(dkliew @ Jun 2 2011, 05:35 PM)
tested drive Mazda2, Fiesta, Vios and 207 in April.

bought 207 at the end smile.gif it is a happy car and loving it. at the price of 70k.
CP value is high enough.

dun mention of the crappy door built. it is a good car ~
pick up and handling the best among the same range car.

just my 2 cents. 
from a happy peugeot user~ if i am rich i will get 308CC or RCZ~
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that's why i keep saying, look past the 207's looks and most will find a hidden gem in the car. seriously enjoyable car to drive. by the way, nice profile picture.
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QUOTE(feelfree @ May 13 2011, 02:55 PM)
I have tested these Mazda 2, Fiesta and 207, honestly, 207 rear leg room is the smallest, I'm not saying Mazda 2 and Fiesta have roomy rear legroom, but 207 is really smaller than the duo. And one more thing I found unacceptable for the 207 is the door closing sound, this kind of sound is something like the old Datsun/Toyota.
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don let the door closing sound pull u back from getting this 207, it's a good car. in fact the door closing sound can be improve with some kind of 3M sound proofing stuff u can ask KL Auto to do it - should not be expensive.

bare in mind, the 1.6 cc engine, auto headlamp, auto wiper, is about 10k cheaper than mazda and fiesta

if i'm looking for a B segment sedan with <80k, 207 is the one

Mazda - forget about it
Fiesta - stupid with only 1 air-bag, else this will be my choice

if i don mind the hatch and have more budget - Fiesta Sport is my choice mainly due to the ESP and TC

infact i'm once consider getting this 207 for my wife....as i own 308 THP, and looking for a sedan. but one day i say the Forte 1.6 SX, 86k, fall in love with it....ESC aka ESP, TC, ++++ so value for money, end up Forte 2.0 mainly due to 6 airbag (i love my wife and son more than my $) and this will substitute my 308 for outstation drive due to bigger boot space to put my son's stuff...

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we can start a 207 club now haha... one thing is that there's no place to put my pre amp into it..

can i just install my amplifier without the pre amp ???

have u guys done any mod to your 207 ?
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wondering if there is any 207 club in lowyat . i am sure 308 club does existed~


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am pretty sure there's none.. 207 club's never been started
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post Jun 4 2011, 02:01 AM

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well, there's me too. guess that makes 2 of us!! hahahahaha.
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QUOTE(dkliew @ Jun 3 2011, 11:02 PM)
wondering if there is any 207 club in lowyat . i am sure 308 club does existed~
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dun have official one.. 308 oso dont have..

Autoworld already have still need lowyat?


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QUOTE(~Battousai~ @ Jun 2 2011, 09:13 PM)
we can start a 207 club now haha... one thing is that there's no place to put my pre amp into it..

can i just install my amplifier without the pre amp ???

have u guys done any mod to your 207 ?
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dont bother with it
my point of view pre amp is relevent in old days due to hu limit
but nowday modern hu got x-over , pre amp
unless u in to audio comp where they test the frequence then go ahead
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have u guys done any modifications to your cars ???

the one i really dislike bout the car is the fuel cap doh.gif looks damn cacat when holding it sleep.gif
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some have used the aluminium type cover. looks a bit more sporty. tonight got tt for 207 and 206 owners at kota damansara, restauran dangau rumbia at 9pm. jalan teknologi 3/9, bistari de kota, kota damansara. comelah if u hv the time.

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what aluminium type cover ?? 207 has to use the key to open ma..thats the sad part -__-

im having dinner with some friends tonight..if i can make it i'll join u guys there !!
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QUOTE(~Battousai~ @ Jun 4 2011, 02:43 PM)
what aluminium type cover ?? 207 has to use the key to open ma..thats the sad part -__-

im having dinner with some friends tonight..if i can make it i'll join u guys there !!
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here's how it looks:

http://www.gpastyling.co.uk/search/details...ge=1§ion=33

http://my206xr.blogspot.com/2009/11/aluminium-fuel-cap.html

the reason that you need to use your key to open the filler cap is to force the driver to turn off the engine - its kinda like a safety thing to make sure you turn off your engine when refueling. even the 3 and 4 series need to use a key. just that they have an additional flap to close the fuel filler cap.

its oklah, you get used to it. i biasa oredi from the 206 to the 207 now.
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Jun 4 2011, 10:54 AM)
some have used the aluminium type cover. looks a bit more sporty. tonight got tt for 207 and 206 owners at kota damansara, restauran dangau rumbia at 9pm. jalan teknologi 3/9, bistari de kota, kota damansara. comelah if u hv the time.
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too bad. i am from melaka~ next time then smile.gif
kinda sick cos of fever n flu~

enjoy the meet up ~
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QUOTE(dkliew @ Jun 4 2011, 05:48 PM)
too bad. i am from melaka~ next time then smile.gif
kinda sick cos of fever n flu~

enjoy the meet up ~
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official malacca peugeot dealer opening next week on thursday. it is in malim jaya. i'll be there too.
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hows your fuel consumption so far guys ?
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QUOTE(~Battousai~ @ Jun 7 2011, 09:13 PM)
hows your fuel consumption so far guys ?
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i drive my 207 hard. best i get is something like 420km for a full tank while i get about 390km if i drive like how i normally drive... fast. so, it depends on your right foot.
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Jun 8 2011, 12:51 AM)
i drive my 207 hard. best i get is something like 420km for a full tank while i get about 390km if i drive like how i normally drive... fast. so, it depends on your right foot.
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so true smile.gif

so far i pumped 5 full tanks since i got my car.
left half tank and reach 2000km mileage .

average is about 430-450km per full tank ( RM70~72 Ron95)
max was 530km per full tank (250km in highway)

it is slightly expensive than vios but with the pick up power and performance. i am happy for it.

another user from other forum did mention his 207 sedan can only goes 300km per full tank.
i think it is depends on user? or ?

see u on thursday~ i will be there too. smile.gif melaka 3S


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QUOTE(dkliew @ Jun 8 2011, 03:39 AM)
so true smile.gif

so far i pumped 5 full tanks since i got my car. 
left half tank and reach 2000km mileage . 

average is about 430-450km per full tank ( RM70~72 Ron95)
max was 530km per full tank (250km in highway)

it is slightly expensive than vios but with the  pick up power and performance. i am happy for it.

another user from other forum did mention his 207 sedan can only goes 300km per full tank.
i think it is depends on user? or ?

see u on thursday~ i will be there too. smile.gif melaka 3S
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i use ron95 also. not much difference with ron97 but i do find that it reached top speed much easier than when using ron95 where it struggles a bit. you can easily recognise my 207 when you are at the launch. by the way, my car is due for the 10,000km service in a few weeks. 9,300km already. so, it is nicely run in.
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rear butt of this car totally fail to the max!
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hotter looking 207!

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http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=101...&type=1&theater

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Ironic............Peugeot 207 came out just after 3 months I bought my Wira............anyway I prefer it as a sedan or proper car and I think its targeted towards younger generation..............price is also right for younger buyers although think it could be cheaper...........

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the 207 looks nice.... price wise is attractive too... but I got turn off when I sat inside... quality is under par... try knocking on the ceiling....
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QUOTE(DrBarbarian @ Jun 29 2011, 09:52 AM)
the 207 looks nice.... price wise is attractive too... but I got turn off when I sat inside... quality is under par... try knocking on the ceiling....
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actually, it is oklah. sounds just like any other new car when you knock on the ceiling. but it looks much better with the new b'kit. should be available very soon.




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sounds like any new kancil ceiling?? come on lah..... it's like knocking on bare metal......
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sounds like any new kancil ceiling?? come on lah..... it's like knocking on bare metal......
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i doubt it. i have one and it sounds just like other peugeot models. definitely not as you put it. anyway, you may have your standards as high as jags or bentleys so, its ok. everyone's entitled to opinions. but i stand by the car in that it is as well made or better in some areas as the other models of similar class... and you would stand by your statement that it is no better than a kancil. i would agree to disagree on this. cheers!
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any one try the 207 top speed?
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i did 190kph with 16" peugeot sport lightweight rims (4 pax in car with holiday luggage) and 195kph on standard alloy wheels (driving alone). but to really be impressed, you need to drive it up and down genting. fantastic response and torque.

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One question here for the 207 owner. How is the sound proof for the 207?

Easy to hear the wing sound?

How about the ceiling sound proof while raining?
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QUOTE(fatm4a1 @ Jul 28 2011, 11:38 AM)
One question here for the 207 owner. How is the sound proof for the 207?

Easy to hear the wing sound?

How about the ceiling sound proof while raining?
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Wind sound is good. Roof is oklah. Not bad but definitely not at 308 level lah. Very quiet car. I hv a proton too and the 207's engine sounds quiet and smooth compared to my gen2 cos.


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One question here for the 207 owner. How is the sound proof for the 207?

Easy to hear the wing sound?

How about the ceiling sound proof while raining?
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Wind sound is good. Roof is oklah. Not bad but definitely not at 308 level lah. Very quiet car. I hv a proton too and the 207's engine sounds quiet and smooth compared to my gen2 cps.

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QUOTE(lowpro @ Jul 28 2011, 09:00 PM)
Wind sound is good. Roof is oklah. Not bad but definitely not at 308 level lah. Very quiet car. I hv a proton too and the 207's engine sounds quiet and smooth compared to my gen2 cos.
Woo, this is good to hear that the sound proof was good.

If compare with ford fiesta sound proof which one is better?
And the rear seat comfort for long distance travel?

Still finding a chance to go test drive 207, I need to curi curi go test drive, as my wife dun really like the 207. sad.gif

Below is the reason why she dun like
1. The look, main reason sweat.gif
2. Door closing sound, like plastics.
3. Power window control at center.
4. Fuel Cap need key to open.

My wife is prefer fiesta shakehead.gif, I know fiesta is good but too expensive for me. The extra RM100 installment will kill me.

Now the 207 and fiesta is in our list, but my pocket money is more important tongue.gif so 207 is my first choice. laugh.gif

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QUOTE(fatm4a1 @ Jul 28 2011, 11:07 PM)
Woo, this is good to hear that the sound proof was good.

If compare with ford fiesta sound proof which one is better?
And the rear seat comfort for long distance travel?

Still finding a chance to go test drive 207, I need to curi curi go test drive, as my wife dun really like the 207.  sad.gif

Below is the reason why she dun like
1. The look, main reason  sweat.gif
2. Door closing sound, like plastics.
3. Power window control at center.
4. Fuel Cap need key to open.

My wife is prefer fiesta  shakehead.gif, I know fiesta is good but  too expensive for me. The extra RM100 installment will kill me.

Now the 207 and fiesta is in our list, but my pocket money is more important  tongue.gif  so 207 is my first choice. laugh.gif
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Same on 308. Although it's a hassle, but it is a good way to teach the driver to turn the engine off when refueling thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(fatm4a1 @ Jul 28 2011, 11:07 PM)
Woo, this is good to hear that the sound proof was good.

If compare with ford fiesta sound proof which one is better?
And the rear seat comfort for long distance travel?

Still finding a chance to go test drive 207, I need to curi curi go test drive, as my wife dun really like the 207.  sad.gif

Below is the reason why she dun like
1. The look, main reason  sweat.gif
2. Door closing sound, like plastics.
3. Power window control at center.
4. Fuel Cap need key to open.

My wife is prefer fiesta  shakehead.gif, I know fiesta is good but  too expensive for me. The extra RM100 installment will kill me.

Now the 207 and fiesta is in our list, but my pocket money is more important  tongue.gif  so 207 is my first choice. laugh.gif
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for item 1, maybe she will like the 207sv? the body kit and leather makes a big difference to the way it looks!

for item 2, the doors have improved due to better sound deadening material over the earlier versions.

item 3, cannot help lah... design mah

item 4, what pogostik said is 100% correct.

to add, u can test drive the 207sv at 1utama from tomorrow till sunday... say wanna go jalan jalan to 1U, let her shop wink.gif then go for your test drive and get a free gift! other goodies; can win a 308 turbo if u buy a 207, low interest rate now, and free smart tag and solar gard tint if buy at the 1U event.
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Jul 29 2011, 01:31 AM)
for item 1, maybe she will like the 207sv? the body kit and leather makes a big difference to the way it looks!

for item 2, the doors have improved due to better sound deadening material over the earlier versions.

item 3, cannot help lah... design mah

item 4, what pogostik said is 100% correct.

to add, u can test drive the 207sv at 1utama from tomorrow till sunday... say wanna go jalan jalan to 1U, let her shop wink.gif then go for your test drive and get a free gift! other goodies; can win a 308 turbo if u buy a 207, low interest rate now, and free smart tag and solar gard tint if buy at the 1U event.
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Thanks for the information but I stay at Penang, can't go there la. sad.gif

207sv really look nice but too expensive la, extra RM4k, my wife sure ask me to add on some budget to get fiesta sedan sweat.gif

Is nice to hear that the doors have improved, it apply at 207sv or normal 207?
Anyone know that the rear seat comfort for long distance travel?

If the rear is comfort, at least I got reason to fight back my wife tongue.gif
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Thanks for the information but I stay at Penang, can't go there la. sad.gif

207sv really look nice but too expensive la, extra RM4k, my wife sure ask me to add on some budget to get fiesta sedan  sweat.gif

Is nice to hear that the doors have improved, it apply at 207sv or normal 207?
Anyone know that the rear seat comfort for long distance travel?

If the rear is comfort, at least I got reason to fight back my wife tongue.gif
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the improvement is for all models.

as for the rear seat, comfort is guaranteed... especially for long distance. i drove to terengganu with 2 people at the back and one in the front passenger seat and all were quite happy with the comfort. but it is not like a 407 lah. rear seats not too upright as well but the space is a bit tight if you are tall. there's space under the front seats you can tuck your feet though.

hope other 207 owners can comment on this too.

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QUOTE(fatm4a1 @ Jul 29 2011, 08:51 AM)
Thanks for the information but I stay at Penang, can't go there la. sad.gif

207sv really look nice but too expensive la, extra RM4k, my wife sure ask me to add on some budget to get fiesta sedan  sweat.gif

Is nice to hear that the doors have improved, it apply at 207sv or normal 207?
Anyone know that the rear seat comfort for long distance travel?

If the rear is comfort, at least I got reason to fight back my wife tongue.gif
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Dun own 207 or Fiesta, but I find d 207 rear accomodation looks n feels slightly better than Fiesta's due to d bigger glass area n foot space below d front seats.
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Thanks Deja Vu and lowpro for the information.

Great to hear that the rear seat is comfort rclxms.gif


The reason why I still no yet go test drive, is because I need to take care my 2 year old baby.

Weekday back from work I need to go pick my baby, Saturday full day as nanny, as my wife working on Saturday sad.gif .

The only free day is on Sunday, but I still need to take care my baby as my wife need to cook and do housework.

Walau, I just knew that I really no life at all cry.gif


Added on July 29, 2011, 2:34 pm
Just now my wife ask me, what is the crash rating for 207, and i can't find any information about it (Malaysia version).

Anyone know about the crash rating for 207?

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No one know about the crash rating for 207?

One of my friend said that is 5 star crash rating for 207.

Is it true? As I can't find any information about it/
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the sound proofing is good? the one i test drive is very very noisy. and it would be acceptable if the engine sounds good, unfortunately it doesn't. trust me, u'd be beter off with a fiesta.
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well, as an owner i find the engine note of the 207 sedan really quiet and acceptable but the irony was, when i tested the fiesta sedan, i found the engine noisy especially on kick down. strange that you found the opposite! biggrin.gif didn't like the squashed mondeo looks too. a bit to 'jelly mould' look for me. and, since i take clothes to the laundrette for ironing, the lack of grab handles for rear passengers was a big turn off for me. as someone who drives the 207 daily, i'd highly recommend it over its competitors.

about the crash rating, well, it is based on the 206 and the 206 had a 4-star euroncap crash rating.

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about the crash rating, well, it is based on the 206 and the 206 had a 4-star euroncap crash rating.
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Thanks for the information biggrin.gif you really help me a lot.

Yesterday I pass by the Peugeot show room and go down to have a look for 207 sv model. Is red color 207 sv in the show room, very impress me, it really look nice with the body kit, big different if compare with the photo I saw on internet.

The doors closing sound was better then earlier versions, improve a lot.

Love it wub.gif

Hope my wife will approve my request.

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saw the SV version, thought the leather texture on dashboard looked funny but love the huge boot space. specs looks very good for RM 77k, 1.6 car.

either this, or Fiesta 1.4 or Inspira 1.8. smile.gif each about 5k apart. all seems nice. that also haven't bring in Forte 1.6EX into the picture.

the 207SV certainly looks to be better value than any Vios or City.
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white 207sv with oz rims!

actually, got this website you can use to put oz rims on the car you choose wink.gif have fun!

http://www.ozracing.com/facecar/default.aspx


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207sv vs inspira 1.8, which one saves more petrol?
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grrr smell from outside comes in too easily..anyone facing this ?
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grrr smell from outside comes in too easily..anyone facing this ?
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make sure you press the button to recycle inside air. i don't get it much in my 207 but it is almost impossible to hold out outside smells. we'd suffocate to death if the cabin was air tight. no matter which car, there will still be a bit of outside air (together with the smells) coming in.
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Hi, everybody. Im a Peugeot 207 owner. I wonder why my car has weird sound from the back seat sofa. Its like the screw attached loosen when making a turn it will sound yii ohhh yiii ohhhh. I hv never got this prob with any other cars. I need ur help guys. Tq smile.gif
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any review or comment for 207 SW? I planned to buy this.
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hi, i thought of buying a 207.. But the ones that I saw wasn't a sedan type. There was no boot. Do they still sell those? Or I'm looking at something else here?
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QUOTE(Alone @ Aug 13 2011, 11:59 PM)
hi, i thought of buying a 207.. But the ones that I saw wasn't a sedan type. There was no boot. Do they still sell those? Or I'm looking at something else here?
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malaysia don't have the hatchback... too expensive to sell here. only got sedan here. if u google for images, look for 207 sedan. by the way, still got the 3 years free service and the first 8 winners of the 207 gimme more contest just announced.
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i see... thanks.. i was really looking forward to getting that hatchback.. since i prefer that than the bulky cars... oh well..
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Hmmm .... Thinking of getting 207 as now with 5 years free maintenance and 5 years warranty, but still thinking as a lot of comment from others (from other forum) said the car not good and expensive to maintain. Even saw some comment saying the car is crap and therefore Peugeot/Naza giving this huge promotion to clear up the stock ....

No car is perfect ....
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QUOTE(hawk @ Oct 15 2011, 02:23 PM)
Hmmm .... Thinking of getting 207 as now with 5 years free maintenance and 5 years warranty, but still thinking as a lot of comment from others (from other forum) said the car not good and expensive to maintain.  Even saw some comment saying the car is crap and therefore Peugeot/Naza giving this huge promotion to clear up the stock ....

No car is perfect ....
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Car not perfect ... nevermind...

Service ... SUCK ...

May collect car, June keep going to service centre, service centre until today still havent reslove, maybe this the meaning of 5 years free maintenance and 5 years warranty.


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just sharing the "unlucky" with 207

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Is this car really sucks or it just one case only? Right now they are doing big promotion and im so tempted to get one due to the price only. Any further advise about the quality if this car? Thanks.
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Got my 207 almost a month ago and my friend about 2 weeks. Both of us very very happy with the car.


Added on November 9, 2011, 3:57 pmBy the way if I'm not mistaken, the 4k discount still on in November

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im still having this issue of smell coming in too easily..aircond on windows all closed up still can get exhaust etc smell coming in


another thing i notice maybe the cause of all this... the backseat doors, u guys get watermarks there ?? its like as though during rain when drive water can get splash into inside like maybe they didnt seal it tight enough
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QUOTE(~Battousai~ @ Nov 10 2011, 02:05 AM)
im still having this issue of smell coming in too easily..aircond on windows all closed up still can get exhaust etc smell coming in
another thing i notice maybe the cause of all this... the backseat doors, u guys get watermarks there ?? its like as though during rain when drive water can get splash into inside like maybe they didnt seal it tight enough
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smell coming in, my 207 also same prob...but i don't think its a big thing...most cars can't filter out all the outside pollution 100%
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but this is too easy coming in wei..my old satria also no such problem.. anyone found any DIY way to fix it ?
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QUOTE(hahaha85 @ Nov 21 2010, 05:13 PM)
Anyone has any idea on Peugeot 207? Nice or not? Any brochure?
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2051504

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QUOTE(~Battousai~ @ Nov 10 2011, 02:05 AM)
im still having this issue of smell coming in too easily..aircond on windows all closed up still can get exhaust etc smell coming in
another thing i notice maybe the cause of all this... the backseat doors, u guys get watermarks there ?? its like as though during rain when drive water can get splash into inside like maybe they didnt seal it tight enough
Kindly update your problems / issues here:

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2100407/+0#entry46609741

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QUOTE(~Battousai~ @ Nov 10 2011, 02:05 AM)
im still having this issue of smell coming in too easily..aircond on windows all closed up still can get exhaust etc smell coming in
another thing i notice maybe the cause of all this... the backseat doors, u guys get watermarks there ?? its like as though during rain when drive water can get splash into inside like maybe they didnt seal it tight enough
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Hi Battousai...... asking the obvious here, but did you activate the "recycle cabin air" button?
My gf just got a 207SV 2 weeks ago, loves it...... and she doesn't seem to have this smell issue.
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208 will enter the market at France soon.

http://paultan.org/2011/11/09/peugeot-208-...in-spring-2012/
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QUOTE(wengherng @ Nov 12 2011, 07:45 PM)
My gf just got a 207SV 2 weeks ago, loves it...... and she doesn't seem to have this smell issue.
Does anybody hate their car after just 2 weeks? rclxub.gif

Most ppl love their car for the first 2 yrs. U wanna know the real deal? Ask them after say 3 years. Anyway, i think the 207 is a really ugly car the same as the Mazda2 Sedan. The shape is crap and the inside so plasticy. The rear seats are too crammed and a tall guy would have serious problems sitting there.

I would rather go for the Inspira for that price range. Pay about 10K more and enjoy a 1.8L car with better specs, looks, quality and resale value.

Personally i think the 207 was a wrong choice especially at that price range. Thats why Nasim is offering big discounts. The car is doing quite badly i hear and its understandable.

Your gf would have been better off with other makes for the price she paid for the 207.
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QUOTE(cybermaster98 @ Nov 12 2011, 11:20 PM)
Does anybody hate their car after just 2 weeks?  rclxub.gif

Most ppl love their car for the first 2 yrs. U wanna know the real deal? Ask them after say 3 years. Anyway, i think the 207 is a really ugly car the same as the Mazda2 Sedan. The shape is crap and the inside so plasticy. The rear seats are too crammed and a tall guy would have serious problems sitting there.

I would rather go for the Inspira for that price range. Pay about 10K more and enjoy a 1.8L car with better specs, looks, quality and resale value.

Personally i think the 207 was a wrong choice especially at that price range. Thats why Nasim is offering big discounts. The car is doing quite badly i hear and its understandable.

Your gf would have been better off with other makes for the price she paid for the 207.
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Does anybody hate their car after just 2 weeks?  rclxub.gif

let me ask you this, does anyone who can afford a 170k car will come to forum and ask around? such an indecisive ppl can afford an 170k car? ( in response to your ironic question above) rclxub.gif

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if you compare 207 with vios J ?

pls dont drag proton into here, we all know proton is the bang for buck, hence the sales.

good job for telling ppl they bought an ugly car. that shows your character.

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QUOTE(turbocharged @ Nov 13 2011, 12:21 AM)
if you compare 207 with vios J ?

pls dont drag proton into here, we all know proton is the bang for buck, hence the sales.

good job for telling ppl they bought an ugly car. that shows your character.
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Does anybody hate their car after just 2 weeks?  rclxub.gif

Most ppl love their car for the first 2 yrs. U wanna know the real deal? Ask them after say 3 years. Anyway, i think the 207 is a really ugly car the same as the Mazda2 Sedan. The shape is crap and the inside so plasticy. The rear seats are too crammed and a tall guy would have serious problems sitting there.

I would rather go for the Inspira for that price range. Pay about 10K more and enjoy a 1.8L car with better specs, looks, quality and resale value.

Personally i think the 207 was a wrong choice especially at that price range. Thats why Nasim is offering big discounts. The car is doing quite badly i hear and its understandable.

Your gf would have been better off with other makes for the price she paid for the 207.
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Actually, the point of my comment to Battousai was about the smell issue...... but oh well.
Beauty and ugliness are very subjective and personal matters, so you're probably right in saying that the 207 is an ugly car, because to you, it is.
Personally (and honestly) I also think that the Porsche Cayenne is an ugly car too, but apparently many of my friends do not agree with me...... so really, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and in our case, both my gf and I really like the design of the 207.
Incidentally, we did actually go to have a look at the Inspira as well...... but we just didn't like it.
Sometimes when buying big ticket items, besides obvious logic, we have to consider the utility factor as well.

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Hi Battousai...... asking the obvious here, but did you activate the "recycle cabin air" button?
My gf just got a 207SV 2 weeks ago, loves it...... and she doesn't seem to have this smell issue.
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I am going to use this car to go up genting. The thing is in Auto mode there is no Gear 2 or L....only D...must I use the manual shift to go up genting?


Added on November 27, 2011, 12:29 pmI am going to use this car to go up genting. The thing is in Auto mode there is no Gear 2 or L....only D...must I use the manual shift to go up genting?

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QUOTE(MAD MAX @ Nov 27 2011, 12:29 PM)
I am going to use this car to go up genting. The thing is in Auto mode there is no Gear 2 or L....only D...must I use the manual shift to go up genting?


Added on November 27, 2011, 12:29 pmI am going to use this car to go up genting. The thing is in Auto mode there is no Gear 2 or L....only D...must I use the manual shift to go up genting?
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no need. you can use auto all the way. if u wanna hv more fun, then use the sport mode. but going down, manual will make more sense with full control for your engine braking. sport mode downhill also works well as it automatically goes to low gear to save you from using too much brakes which can lead to brake fade.

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my wife is collecting a company sponsored 207SV white this Saturday, can't wait. rclxm9.gif Can feel the car's torque during a short test drive with some uphill route. thumbup.gif The car looks great in front but the rear so so only but still acceptable. She "upgraded" from 2005 VIOS and quite like the handling of the new 207SV.
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So much of a review on the 207 . . . Well this are just my personal opinion

1. They giving 4K discount till year end. This is saving.
2. They giving 5 years free service and 5 years unlimited warranty. This is another saving.
3. What to expect more at this kind of price when the spec is better than vios and city? I feel its better than my vios for this price.
4. It's just another affordable car with tight budget.
5. Lets not talk about resale value as we don't even know what is coming up next as changes are fast.
6. Weather it's ugly or nice it is always up to personal preference.
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guys i know why the exhaust/ outside smell is coming in

its coming through my aircon vent

it was raining and i off the aircond but felt cold air coming in and water droplets on my aircond vent..so confirm is the vent hole is not shut tight doh.gif


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QUOTE(legendc @ Dec 3 2011, 01:26 PM)
So much of a review on the 207 . . .  Well this are just my personal opinion

1. They giving 4K discount till year end. This is saving.
2. They giving 5 years free service and 5 years unlimited warranty. This is another saving.
3. What to expect more at this kind of price when the spec is better than vios and city? I feel its better than my vios for this price.
4. It's just another affordable car with tight budget.
5. Lets not talk about resale value as we don't even know what is coming up next as changes are fast.
6. Weather it's ugly or nice it is always up to personal preference.
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finally took delivery of the 207SV today noon. After short test driving from the showroom back home (around 25km), gear change down not that smooth yet, may need more time for the computer do adapt. The auto wiper, auto headlight and the stock HU with BT audio just blow me away - much much better than my 2005 VIOS and 2008 Grand Livina. thumbup.gif

White 207SV is just superb, the more i look at it, the more i fall in love with it. wub.gif Lucky that can change to White from Black initially ordered.


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QUOTE(Cynox @ Dec 8 2011, 05:12 PM)
finally took delivery of the 207SV today noon.  After short test driving from the showroom back home (around 25km), gear change down not that smooth yet, may need more time for the computer do adapt.  The auto wiper, auto headlight and the stock HU with BT audio just blow me away - much much better than my 2005 VIOS and 2008 Grand Livina.  thumbup.gif

White 207SV is just superb, the more i look at it, the more i fall in love with it.  wub.gif  Lucky that can change to White from Black initially ordered.
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er, it takes a while for you to get used to the gear changes. if you are new to the adaptive system, it will be a bit jerky. this is very normal and common. the system will take some time to get used to your driving style and adapt to it. but once you are used to it, you will roughly know when to gently lift off the throttle to change up and how much to accelerate to induce one or two gear drops. just need a bit of time to get used to it. by the way, it will have a few occurrences of shift shock. no need to panic. it is pretty normal for the car. i've been driving it for close to a year and there is nothing that went wrong at all. so far, it has been good. you just need to know what are the inherent characteristics of the car.

also, if you're not used to the air cond, it has a heater (japanese normally cars don't have this) and is an automatic climate control system that sometimes blows hot air. here's how it works :

"About aircond yes it blows hot air. I remember I put the temp at 25c on a cold night and hot air is coming out from the vents. But it depends on the cabin temp. On a hot afternoon 25c will blow cool air."

"Re the aircon, its an automatic system. Once I went up Cameron during cold rainy season and even putting the aircon at 20 would result in hot air. It depends on the overall temperature."

"Yeah.. Its called climate control system. This car indeed has a lot of intelligent system ..."

"if the interior is colder than the temperature you set, the a/c will automatically blow warm air to match the temperatures. this is due to 2 reasons, it has auto climate control, and it has a heater function which the car will use to increase cabin temperature if you so set it higher than what is already experienced in the cabin. in cars without a heater (most japanese), the compressor will just shut off to warm the interior which takes longer than using a heater to do it. normally, the warm air comes from the centre right side vent."
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i agree the gear change like that is normal...will get used to it after awhile
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thanks, lowpro and MAX for the confirmation. The salesman did mention to us about the gear shift need some time to get used to our driving style.

BTW, how is the fuel consumption? so far on our first 1/2 tank, the average fc display at the central LCD is 12.2l/100 which i think is quite high or will the fc improve when the engine run in after 10k mileage?

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the FC is a strange thing. mine is quite high. about 10.3L/100km while my friend can get below 10L. i tried driving slow, changing gear before 3,000rpm, switching off air cond etc. but it is still there. will get it checked at my next service. due for 20,000km service already. but a year ago when i got it, was around 12! doesn't help that the car is very perky and keen to accelerate at the slightest prod of the pedal. the FC does improve over time though.

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when goin up Genting the temperature did pass 90 Celcius, is this any cause for concern?
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when goin up Genting the temperature did pass 90 Celcius, is this any cause for concern?
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no problem. for most oriental makes, the temperature boils after that but for peugeot, normal driving will normally show 90 but going uphill, it is normal to reach 100. even when u switch off the a/c and drive, it will sometimes reach 100 as well as driving in prolonged jams. as long as it does not exceed the red area, you are fine. the engines operate at a higher heat range.
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hey lowpro...has your 207 experienced any **duukk duukk** sound when your turn the steering wheel?
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hey lowpro...has your 207 experienced any **duukk duukk** sound when your turn the steering wheel?
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any idea what is the cause of the sound?
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any idea what is the cause of the sound?
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some part that needed extra lubrication in the steering column. seems they have some form of liquid film that solves it.
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Hi Lowpro, good day ~ Can I just want to ask you something.

I actually got my 207SV 2 days ago before CNY, and would like to ask you something.

i) I also heard the 20-50kmh noise of the engine; seems not so smooth. Sounds like 'ngiiii ~ when step on accelerator... Are you hearing it when your car is new? I knew you didn't heard that when Wombok asked you the other day but your mileage is already 10 000km.. My mileage now is only 85km. Maybe because it's still new?

I havent asked Peugeout Malaysia yet; so just want to know what is your situation now?

ii) Also, did you hear some noise like wind sound when you driving around 60-80kmh? It's not that loud; but it's noticeable enough when you off the radio or the radio is less volume.

iii) Yesterday, when I start my car, I heard a screeching sound, seems like coming from timing belt/air cond belt. This happened after I wash my car; the day is also raining, and I didn't start the car for about 1 day. Before that never happened ( well, just 2 days old ) and today also no more this sound. Is that normal? Maybe the car is still very new?

Hope you can advise if you can ^^ I also have the active red color ^^ it's a beauty ~

Happy Chinese New Year 2012 !
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For those still in the dark & for those who have bought the 207 sedan, I am sad to say that you have been rip-offed by Nasim. The 207 sedan is actually a 206 hatch - with a boot.
Read this link (somewhere in the middle that says Malaysian version) :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot_206

Just like the Mazda2, it is a stretched version of the hatch, which makes them out of proportion i.e longer but still as slim as the 206 Hatchback. And those similarly cheap looking & outdated 206 door handles. Nasim/Naza , just like Proton & Perodua, these guys have done it again. Blatantly, ripping-off the unknowing with re-badged outdated models & recycling them as though they are new models.

And the price for this CKD is far too much. Not to mention the poor QC when it is assembled locally. I am sure the quality would be very much better if they are imported CBU. But unfortunately, the sedan version is not even sold in Europe.
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QUOTE(rckh @ Jan 26 2012, 12:43 AM)
For those still in the dark & for those who have bought the 207 sedan, I am sad to say that you have been rip-offed by Nasim. The 207 sedan is actually a 206 hatch -  with a boot.
Read this link (somewhere in the middle that says Malaysian version) : 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot_206

Just like the Mazda2, it is a stretched version of the hatch, which makes them out of proportion i.e longer but still as slim as the 206 Hatchback. And those similarly cheap looking & outdated 206 door handles.  Nasim/Naza , just like Proton & Perodua, these guys have done it again. Blatantly, ripping-off the unknowing with re-badged outdated models & recycling them as though they are new models.

And the price for this CKD is far too much. Not to mention the poor QC when it is assembled locally.  I am sure the quality would be very much better if they are imported CBU. But unfortunately, the sedan version is not even sold in Europe.
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Hi ken79, i'm peugeot 207 owner and facing the same problem too. Hopefully Lowpro can advice us on this issue.

Have a nice day ~
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Hi..my engine got some timing belt(i think) sound when engine is cold...like "tak tak tak" fast rattle....especially when i lift off the accelerator and let it coast for abt 2-3 seconds...but once after engine warm redi sound not noticable.

any idea what could be the sound?
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I'm not trying to offend anyone here.It is just that i see alot of forumers criticizing more than praise about this car.And that holds me back for my decision to book for this car.Tested out Vios J,not that great after all,it's like driving a auto Myvi.Honda City iVTEC at least better than Vios(from my point of view) but pricey.PUG 207 haven't test drive yet but after going through the reviews by forumers,I felt less confidence.I hope I'm not being offensive but it is just my point of view.I know buying a brand new car is just like buying a brand new handphone(Even Iphone also got problem).No one can guarantee you sure got no problem.It is solely depends on luck.I guess...
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QUOTE(SkyGig @ Mar 23 2012, 04:29 PM)
I'm not trying to offend anyone here.It is just that i see alot of forumers criticizing more than praise about this car.And that holds me back for my decision to book for this car.Tested out Vios J,not that great after all,it's like driving a auto Myvi.Honda City iVTEC at least better than Vios(from my point of view) but pricey.PUG 207 haven't test drive yet but after going through the reviews by forumers,I felt less confidence.I hope I'm not being offensive but it is just my point of view.I know buying a brand new car is just like buying a brand new handphone(Even Iphone also got problem).No one can guarantee you sure got no problem.It is solely depends on luck.I guess...
Take my advise. Stay away from the 207. I think its a poor choice for the price ure paying. Design is crappy and the rear seats has gotta be the worst in its class.

Whats your budget anyway?
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RM 70,000 ++ or lower


Added on March 23, 2012, 4:50 pmThinking to settle for a used Honda City 2009 version

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Went to test drive 207 today, wanted to test drive 308 but no car. The tiptronic transmission is really fun to play with.

I might just buy this car solely because of the tiptronic transmission.
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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Mar 24 2012, 11:54 PM)
Went to test drive 207 today, wanted to test drive 308 but no car. The tiptronic transmission is really fun to play with.

I might just buy this car solely because of the tiptronic transmission.
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i'm looking for this pug also...or 380..
but 308 a beyond my budget
where did you test drive
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Chan Sow Lin Blue Box.... 308 I heard many many problems about "Depollution system faulty"... go Google it...

After reading, you surely scared to buy that car.... more to that 207 got 5+5 years warranty+service, plus 4k discount on car....

Real worth it.... just sad that my Wira not paid up yet, if not sure booked...
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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Mar 25 2012, 12:00 AM)
Chan Sow Lin Blue Box.... 308 I heard many many problems about "Depollution system faulty"... go Google it...

After reading, you surely scared to buy that car.... more to that 207 got 5+5 years warranty+service, plus 4k discount on car....

Real worth it.... just sad that my Wira not paid up yet, if not sure booked...
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But you should really see the problems with the 308... it is all too common, i've done my research on a number of cars and here is a list of the common problems i've come across

Peugeot 308 - Depollution system faulty. Very general problem, can be anything from piston misfiring to turbo charger failing

Ford Fiesta - Dry dual clutch gearbox problem. Can be rectified, very costly and Ford service centre is known for lousy service. Interior plastics are also very cheap and rattles.

Suzuki Swift - Best in it's class so far for reliability, only problem is the dated design and interior. Minor problems like plastic making noise is common.

Peugeot 207 - Problems recorded are shoddy workmanship (assembly). Uses old 206 chassis, interior also very dated but the ride is one of the best in its class.

Proton Inspira - Proton la, nothing to say much, 1st batch very good, subsequent ones, no comment. Biggest turn off is MIVEC engine but engine cover reads CAMPRO.

KIA Forte - Pull to the left problem, dashboard rattling. Other than that is quite a good car but I just don't like seeing KIA logo. Logo just looks terrible and my perception of KIA is just bad. But that's just me.

So there's my problem list for the cars in the sub 65k - 85k range (except 308).
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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Mar 25 2012, 12:42 PM)

Proton Inspira - Proton la, nothing to say much, 1st batch very good, subsequent ones, no comment. Biggest turn off is MIVEC engine but engine cover reads CAMPRO.


So there's my problem list for the cars in the sub 65k - 85k range (except 308).
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1st batch I think they haven't start doing this nonsence. I have a friend who owns one and I personally saw the engine cover written CAMPRO on it. It wasnt the first batch one.

Thats another thing i'm coming to, Proton got no standardization in the way they do things. Every batch seems to have something different.
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1st batch I think they haven't start doing this nonsence. I have a friend who owns one and I personally saw the engine cover written CAMPRO on it. It wasnt the first batch one.

Thats another thing i'm coming to, Proton got no standardization in the way they do things. Every batch seems to have something different.
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anybody wanna start a owner's club thread? I'm a proud malaccan owner of a white 207sv lion that just got its 1st highway "burn in"..hahahaha
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anybody wanna start a owner's club thread? I'm a proud malaccan owner of a white 207sv lion that just got its 1st highway "burn in"..hahahaha
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maybe you can start it. mine is the 1 year old already and no problems.
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maybe you can start it. mine is the 1 year old already and no problems.
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Somone start it la, planning to get a white 207sv next month
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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Mar 25 2012, 11:28 PM)
Somone start it la, planning to get a white 207sv next month
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my friend will get his car tomorrow.... would you care to elaborate .. the best handling in its class
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since there is already a 206 club (almost similar mechanicals), i would suggest looking at the links i have for you below:

http://forum.autoworld.com.my/index.php?showforum=84 this is the link to my206club in autoworld

http://www.facebook.com/groups/75198123198/ this is the link to my206club in facebook

http://my206club.blogspot.com/ this is the link to my206club

in autoworld, there is also a thread already for the 207 but feel free to start one here. the 207 has one of the best combinations for handling and comfort. not as sharp as the fiesta but it compensates with good comfort and those thick seats (just compare with any other b-segment car) simply make long journeys tireless.

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hhmm...although i "can" make a thread...but it'll be a crappy thread and i won't be as active as to update 1st page every now and then...but 1st, i'd like to clarify that my lion is quite stiff on the steering...air con eventhough not auto, chose to blow only passengers(not windscreen,not feet), still blows quite abit on the feet vents and a tiny bit on the windscreen.

sometimes the car jerks abit in down shifting...and i've found out while i was on the highway at 110-120k/hr, the steering shakes quite abit..but sometimes at those speed it doesn't occur...weird~

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Steering stiff is normal for this car... it was made with a heavier steering.
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QUOTE(DjK @ Mar 26 2012, 01:55 PM)
hhmm...although i "can" make a thread...but it'll be a crappy thread and i won't be as active as to update 1st page every now and then...but 1st, i'd like to clarify that my lion is quite stiff on the steering...air con eventhough not auto, chose to blow only passengers(not windscreen,not feet), still blows quite abit on the feet vents and a tiny bit on the windscreen.

sometimes the car jerks abit in down shifting...and i've found out while i was on the highway at 110-120k/hr, the steering shakes quite abit..but sometimes at those speed it doesn't occur...weird~
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I think you need to set the dials for the aircon....for me I just set the temp and press auto.

Downshift jerk is normal for the Pug, my dads 406 and 207 also jerking, even my 308T has jerks but can't feel so much because 6 speed..the ratio is smaller. 307 also jerking when downshift especially downhill braking to a traffic light.

My 308T steering used to shake like crazy at 130km/h new....after a few tries at the tireshop, they cross the tires and solved the problem...tried until 170km/h no shaking.

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I think you need to set the dials for the aircon....for me I just set the temp and press auto.

Downshift jerk is normal for the Pug, my dads 406 and 207 also jerking, even my 308T has jerks but can't feel so much because 6 speed..the ratio is smaller. 307 also jerking when downshift especially downhill braking to a traffic light.

My 308T steering used to shake like crazy at 130km/h new....after a few tries at the tireshop, they cross the tires and solved the problem...tried until 170km/h no shaking.
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this make me drool.gif 308T 6 speed biggrin.gif
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Can I know what engine oil does the Glenmerie service centre use for 207?
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QUOTE(hilmims @ Mar 26 2012, 09:23 PM)
this make me  drool.gif 308T 6 speed  biggrin.gif
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170km/h is the cruising speed...can go to 215km/h I think...but thats insane speed...
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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Mar 26 2012, 05:18 PM)
Steering stiff is normal for this car... it was made with a heavier steering.
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thx for your input...at home i have a toyota altis facelift V2 with 1.6E...that steering is what i've fell in love with(smooth but not too light) but this steering is abit weird...i mean...should be smoother instead of having to pull/push more than the altis(i'm comparing between car size).

QUOTE(azbro @ Mar 26 2012, 05:28 PM)
I think you need to set the dials for the aircon....for me I just set the temp and press auto.

Downshift jerk is normal for the Pug, my dads 406 and 207 also jerking, even my 308T has jerks but can't feel so much because 6 speed..the ratio is smaller. 307 also jerking when downshift especially downhill braking to a traffic light.

My 308T steering used to shake like crazy at 130km/h new....after a few tries at the tireshop, they cross the tires and solved the problem...tried until 170km/h no shaking.
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the aircon thing happened to my merdeka iswara saga...but that case was even worst as it only blows through the feet vents.
I'll have to compare it to the altis..coz its also 1.6cc and i think it has 4 speed gear box too...and never experienced this sort of jerks...
btw, what do you meant by cross the tires? will go for the balakong peugeot servis center if can describe to them..hahaha..

owned it for the 3rd day. comment: thought it'll be better in terms of driving, but seats are awesome..haha

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QUOTE(DjK @ Mar 26 2012, 11:51 PM)
thx for your input...at home i have a toyota altis facelift V2 with 1.6E...that steering is what i've fell in love with(smooth but not too light) but this steering is abit weird...i mean...should be smoother instead of having to pull/push more than the altis(i'm comparing between car size).
the aircon thing happened to my merdeka iswara saga...but that case was even worst as it only blows through the feet vents.
I'll have to compare it to the altis..coz its also 1.6cc and i think it has 4 speed gear box too...and never experienced this sort of jerks...
btw, what do you meant by cross the tires? will go for the balakong peugeot servis center if can describe to them..hahaha..

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The steering in simply heavier than the Altis. It is even heavier than the new Altis 2.0 which I personally found to be too light for aggressive driving.

As for the transmission, it was designed to have what the Peugeot engineers call a simulation of manual gear shift. You see, those guys don't really like automatics and for them to build an auto transmission, they wanted it to replicate the feel of a manual gearbox. HOWEVER, new 6-speed Peugeot gearboxes made by Aisin/Toyota are smoother. So, in your case, yes, the AL4 is jerky and it was designed like that. But it has something like 9 or 10 different programme modes so, the more you drive it, the more it learns your style and it can also be very smooth after a bit of learning - both you need to learn the transmission characteristics and the car needs to learn your style.

As for the air-cond, maybe just ask them to reset it as the system is electronic. The direction of flow is all done by electronics and there are no manual selectors available.
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hhmm..well..if you're driving fast then a heavier steering is appropriate to be firm. but town driving and parking/turning might be a hassle. oh well...at least there's still power steering~

the 207sv doesn't have 6 speed tho..its just 4 speed...only the 308 and above has the luxury of having more gears. that said, doesn't it feels weird that for a small~medium sized car that supposed to be for everyday driving have jerky gear changes/heavy steering? oh well..maybe its just me~~~

air con wise i'll head over to the balakong service centre once i got a the time. anybody here has experienced any faults that i can ask the mechanic to check when i go there?
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170km/h is the cruising speed...can go to 215km/h I think...but thats insane speed...
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max i did was about 195kph. a bit crazy but it felt stable at that speed... maybe also because i had a full car with 4 people and luggage.
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Full car with 4 ppl and luggage u can still achieve 195kmh? That's quite amazing. Good to know this thread is taking off. There were so many bad reviews from page 1 to 6 but at least now ppl are starting to appreciate their pug.

Come on, sub 70k what else can u get. The specs for 207 is in fact better than vios IMO.
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Full car with 4 ppl and luggage u can still achieve 195kmh? That's quite amazing. Good to know this thread is taking off. There were so many bad reviews from page 1 to 6 but at least now ppl are starting to appreciate their pug.

Come on, sub 70k what else can u get. The specs for 207 is in fact better than vios IMO.
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indeed at 195kmh with full load is a scary thing to do...do drive safely...

In regards to the 207..don't get me wrong...my previous car was the merdeka saga iswara...so its one good upgrade i can say..and very satisfied...just sometimes these little things/problems/stuff pops up here and there and makes you think about it...

definitely nicer looking than the vios hands down(to me lahhh).

So in order to further make me love my pug...anybody has tips and tricks to further improve the overall experience? i'm talking about minor/tiny accessories to major stuff like grounding and fuel saver tips~.. happy.gif

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QUOTE(DjK @ Mar 27 2012, 11:04 AM)
indeed at 195kmh with full load is a scary thing to do...do drive safely...

In regards to the 207..don't get me wrong...my previous car was the merdeka saga iswara...so its one good upgrade i can say..and very satisfied...just sometimes these little things/problems/stuff pops up here and there and makes you think about it...

definitely nicer looking than the vios hands down(to me lahhh).

So in order to further make me love my pug...anybody has tips and tricks to further improve the overall experience? i'm talking about minor/tiny accessories to major stuff like grounding and fuel saver tips~.. happy.gif
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saw a white 207sv yesterday with 16in rims. looks good but will be better if it was lowered a bit (you can lower the front using 206 front springs and lowering the torsion bars behind but the ride will be a bit bumpier). the guys from 206 club are also selling a front central armrest for the car.

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saw a white 207sv yesterday with 16in rims. looks good but will be better if it was lowered a bit (you can lower the front using 206 front springs and lowering the torsion bars behind but the ride will be a bit bumpier). the guys from 206 club are also selling a front central armrest for the car.
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hhmm...might not be thinking about that yet..haha...but thx alot for the info...i'll say if the back end of the car if lowered abit then it'll be nice...

regarding the armrest..i've came across few threads in autoworld, PCM(which lowpro, you have replied), how are they actually fitted on? if buy the arm rest for 206 will it fit the 207? also, any tips on fuel saving(in terms of buying octane boosters, fuel tablets) for pug owners?
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QUOTE(DjK @ Mar 26 2012, 11:51 PM)
btw, what do you meant by cross the tires? will go for the balakong peugeot servis center if can describe to them..hahaha..
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If you wanna do cross tires or improve the vibration thing, you need to ask the Peugeot Service Advisor where to do it....dun let them Peugeot do it because it will never be solved!

Why?...its all about trial and error. One thing I can tell you is MOST will simply just do balancing and alignment as say its OK oledi without testing.

If you go to the shop they recommended...you can do trial and error method...I know it sounds silly, I also tot it was silly when hearing abt it.
First they will do the normal Balancing and alignment.....then you will test the car....if still vibrate, they will change Fronts tires to Rear....if the Vibration is worst...they will cross the tires from Front Right to Left Rear etc.

Its not easy to solve....but its possible with some time in your hands...and it is worth it!!

Just two advice....
1) Inform the tire shop that Peugeot recommended you shop....your car is heavy vibration at 110km/h and you wish they to solve it!
And if they don't solve it...you can send the car back again to them without paying anything for this 2nd trip.
2) Do it in the Shop Peugeot recommended....if you do other shops, you will get slaughtered. Why? they will say your rims bengkok, shaft bengkok etc. But if Peugeot themselves wanna do it for you, be prepared for 'TIME'. They do work very slow.

End of the day, vibrations for a new car (not only Pug) is mostly due to Tires not round enough....of the Suspension bushing cracked or not properly mounted.

Cheers

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hhmm...might not be thinking about that yet..haha...but thx alot for the info...i'll say if the back end of the car if lowered abit then it'll be nice...

regarding the armrest..i've came across few threads in autoworld, PCM(which lowpro, you have replied), how are they actually fitted on? if buy the arm rest for 206 will it fit the 207? also, any tips on fuel saving(in terms of buying octane boosters, fuel tablets) for pug owners?
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Hi Djk

here might be help..

http://www.lelong.com.my/kx/peugeot+207+armrest.htm

btw.. why you need to mod your car..? is still new right.. lets enjoy its first.. biggrin.gif
if you lowered the 207...afraid it will not comfortable as normal..
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thx azbro, will take your word for it. but your "end of the day" sentence makes me worried..hahahahaa

QUOTE(hilmims @ Mar 27 2012, 12:49 PM)
Hi Djk

here might be help..

http://www.lelong.com.my/kx/peugeot+207+armrest.htm

btw.. why you need to mod your car..? is still new right.. lets enjoy its first.. biggrin.gif
if you lowered the 207...afraid it will not comfortable as normal..
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thanks for the link but does that armrest sits at a weird position where we would have our rear passenger window switches? have you got it and installed on your car? would love to see pictures of it installed on a 207.
p/s: I'm not going to mod it lar...not that fast lar...i sayang my pug~ happy.gif
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thx azbro, will take your word for it. but your "end of the day" sentence makes me worried..hahahahaa
thanks for the link but does that armrest sits at a weird position where we would have our rear passenger window switches? have you got it and installed on your car? would love to see pictures of it installed on a 207.
p/s: I'm not going to mod it lar...not that fast lar...i sayang my pug~ happy.gif
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installed...? i still didn't buy pug yet... still funding maaa... biggrin.gif biggrin.gif
i find this armrest while surfing about 207...
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Arghhh i'm torn between the 207sv and the 308vti..... same downpayment 5 years RM1050 for 207sv, 7 years RM1150 for VTi....

However, VTi no 5+5.

Which would you choose?
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VTi has a more modern engine and larger. It does not have lots of publicity because it is one of Nasim's more consistent sellers. Doesn't sell in very great numbers but it is pretty reliable from most accounts. Loses out in the 5+5 though. 207 eats it in acceleration though simply because the 207 is lighter.
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I'm more concerned with the depollution system faulty issue for 308 models. Any 308 owners to comment?
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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Mar 28 2012, 05:24 PM)
Arghhh i'm torn between the 207sv and the 308vti..... same downpayment 5 years RM1050 for 207sv, 7 years RM1150 for VTi....

However, VTi no 5+5.

Which would you choose?
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308vti is better in every way except the boot space, Vti engine not much issue but I think it's underpowered, you need to step the accelerator more.

If you like the car just buy it, if everyone is afraid of deppolution system whatever, the car will never sell, but so far 308t sales is ok, they can be seen on the road. Well not as many as Myvi and Vios of course. I also bought it knowing of its so call problems
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I'm more concerned with the depollution system faulty issue for 308 models. Any 308 owners to comment?
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there's perhaps one or two cases only. otherwise, the non-turbo is pretty clean. just that the 120hp and 160nm is finding the weight a little tough going.

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lowpro, which Pug do you drive?
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lowpro, which Pug do you drive?
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Hows the drive so far? Any problems? Quality good?
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Hows the drive so far? Any problems? Quality good?
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first batch, steering rack a bit of noise when turning full lock, rear suspension creaks on very slow speeds. other than that, it is fine. no breakdowns. i can safely say it is very reliable. some small stuff, since i don't really have much time to rectify and they're not life threatening, i live with it by turning up the radio.

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anyone here experienced some "scratch" noise coming from the left front tire when going over some uneven grounds at 80-100kmh?
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wan to do some modification on my 207 sedan...any1 hav any suggestion wat shoul i do first ...juz for performance
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wan to do some modification  on my 207 sedan...any1 hav any suggestion wat shoul i do first ...juz for performance
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Don't...void the 5 year warranty

All you can do is change to more grip tires...but this will give you less comfort than those Kumhos
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you guys got kumho tires? i got continentals hehe~
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anyone here experienced some "scratch" noise coming from the left front tire when going over some uneven grounds at 80-100kmh?
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haiyah... still new got but bunyi bunyi eh..? better look for 308 lah... biggrin.gif most in mudah selling 4 speed turbo... quite hard to find 6 speed turbo... does that means 6 speed is more better... rclxms.gif
but the used 6 speed price still mahal lor... slightly lower than new.. sweat.gif
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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Mar 25 2012, 12:42 PM)

Peugeot 207 - Problems recorded are shoddy workmanship (assembly). Uses old 206 chassis, interior also very dated but the ride is one of the best in its class.


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what is the meaning of "one of the best in its class"? .. test drove 1 207sv.. interior feel cheap and i just feel like sitting in saga. seat are not comfort, and when speeding feel like car wanna fly. for my opinion, saga flx feel better than this doh.gif
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i got kumho. not bad. quiet tyres then someone put a knife into the side of one front tyre. changed the fronts to bridgestones. noisy at first but now ok.

due to its larger front seats than everything in its class, it is so much more comfortable. they're not soft and oriental slushy but firm and the semi buckets are so much better for cornering. i do like the sound proofing though. much quieter than local cars of the same class.

the curves of the interior show much better engineering and detailing and the thicker, higher quality plastics used can not only be seen but felt as well. not knocking the locally made stuff but they just don't come close... one exception is the gen2 and persona which have sweeter handling. but that is not all that makes a car. my gen2 handles better but i do prefer the comfort, good ride and better driving position of the 207 for daily use.
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I think Kumho or Continental depends on basic or SV...my dad got the basic ones.

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No, all new tyres are conti.... thats what i heard from salesman
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No, all new tyres are conti.... thats what i heard from salesman
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went for a test drive today.
1. suspension is very bouncy, almost like boat ride
2. when changing gear got a loud thud sound for 2gear to 3rd gear (auto)
3. non linear steering, spongy
4. peaky gearbox. jumpy to 6krpm when stepped instead of linear acc


not sure why. anyone got similar experience or i have test driven a lemon? read good reviews from paultan, other blogs and here. supposed to be a good car but quite dissapointed. will try another branch and see.
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QUOTE(fireballs @ Apr 1 2012, 11:02 PM)
went for a test drive today.
1. suspension is very bouncy, almost like boat ride
2. when changing gear got a loud thud sound for 2gear to 3rd gear (auto)
3. non linear steering, spongy
4. peaky gearbox. jumpy to 6krpm when stepped instead of linear acc
not sure why. anyone got similar experience or i have test driven a lemon? read good reviews from paultan, other blogs and here. supposed to be a good car but quite dissapointed. will try another branch and see.
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you got a lemon to test drive. but:

1) yes, the front suspension is bouncy when new. after about 5,000km, it settles down nicely
2) gear change is pretty smooth BUT, the car WILL have shift shocks every now and then. just a matter of getting used to it. remember, it is not japanese. so don't expect butter smooth changes. and, your test drive also depends on who drove it earlier. could be that the car is using the drive profile of the earlier driver and is re-learning your style.
3) shouldn't happen
4) refer to point 2.

by the way, the 207 is the 3rd best selling european car in february. 1st is fiesta, then passat, then 207, then 308.

just some feedback.

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QUOTE(fireballs @ Apr 1 2012, 11:02 PM)
went for a test drive today.
1. suspension is very bouncy, almost like boat ride
2. when changing gear got a loud thud sound for 2gear to 3rd gear (auto)
3. non linear steering, spongy
4. peaky gearbox. jumpy to 6krpm when stepped instead of linear acc
not sure why. anyone got similar experience or i have test driven a lemon? read good reviews from paultan, other blogs and here. supposed to be a good car but quite dissapointed. will try another branch and see.
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same to me.. i test drove it at Peugeot Ampang (near plaza best).
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I tested mine in glenmarie. asked the salesman to adjust at least the tyre pressure and redo the alignment (steering was shaking like mad)

i am not expecting japanese style of driving, but i have tested 206 before. was very smooth ride with no issue, only a bit underpowered.
the 207 is ok with power but not the rest.
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I finally went for a 308VTi second hand. 27k mileage, RM69k.

I think it's a better buy than a new 207.
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wow...27k mileage..not bad...i think you won't be active here from now on right? since you've jump ship/car to 308~ T_T
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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Apr 2 2012, 03:56 PM)
I finally went for a 308VTi second hand. 27k mileage, RM69k.

I think it's a better buy than a new 207.
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where did you find out?
what year model this car..?
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it's a Oct 2009 model, no dual climate control and all the new fancies that come with the facelifted 308. But still uses the same engine as the current 308. Noticed that the earlier batch of 308s especially 2009 models less problems.

I will still be active here, Peugeot cars are great. Sadly, no topic for 308 owners, surprising cos I see so many 308s out there.

Actually, I was so so close to placing a booking for the 207, in fact everything was in place, just had to sign the documents. But you know la, the heart not at peace.... so instead went and look for 2nd hand 308.

End up found this baby through online ad.
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207 is the cheapest european car you can buy brand new here. its cheaper than some japanese cars

its cheap. so you get what you pay for

im quite happy with it smile.gif

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I couldn't have agree more with Mad Max, I'm actually happy that i get a boost from a 1.3 saga to a 1.6 conti car...plus eventho much of the interior of the car is plastic(almost like the saga), the overall experience in the car does help relinquish the fact there're lots of plastic around. stuff like the air con...the seats..the overall feel of driving it really does help made the experience better... heck! even the fact that i've now got a closed glove compartment(no where to be seen in the saga) makes me loving it..hahahha..maybe i'm just a simple guy to be pleased~
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I never did think much about this car until a colleague of mine got hers 3 days ago. Took it out for a spin and I am actually quite impressed with it. Definitely more than meets the eye:

http://kensomuse.blogspot.com/2012/04/peug...-b-segment.html

Dang, it's class leading in so many areas yet not many people know about it!
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207 is really a good bargain, not to mention the 5+5 warranty and service. Now I think even got RM4k discount, so you can get the SV at 72k or the normal one at 68k.

Very good deal.

You also missed out the tiptronic gearbox which is really fun to play. The engine is a TU5 which has been used for motorsports, hence the great driving experience.

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hi 207 owners. can i know what brand engine oil does the service centre use for our cars?

ppl say peugeot cars should use total, but the oil change sticker on my windscreen is petronas? did they use petronas?
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If i'm not mistaken, Petronas is for the free services...if you opt for 'total' also can...but need to pay extra
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thank u asbro for your reply.

however can i know if ur 207 is facing any high engine temperature when driving in jam or when starting up car once u stop for awhile after using?
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QUOTE(MAD MAX @ Apr 9 2012, 10:49 PM)
hi 207 owners. can i know what brand engine oil does the service centre use for our cars?

ppl say peugeot cars should use total, but the oil change sticker on my windscreen is petronas? did they use petronas?
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they use petronas cos they need to as part of the ckd programme.

by the way, how high does your temperature go? if 90 for day to day driving, it is normal. sometimes, it may exceed 90 to perhaps 100. again, it is safe. just check your coolant level and try not to put plain water in the coolant tank.

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it is at 90 most of the times...just that sometimes in jam it reaches 100 for awhile then goes back to 90...and also when i use the car and stop the engine for awhile and turn it back on...the temp goes straight to 100..then slowly goes back to 90

any problem with my car?
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For Pugs, 90 is pretty normal
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QUOTE(MAD MAX @ Apr 15 2012, 06:56 PM)
it is at 90 most of the times...just that sometimes in jam it reaches 100 for awhile then goes back to 90...and also when i use the car and stop the engine for awhile and turn it back on...the temp goes straight to 100..then slowly goes back to 90

any problem with my car?
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nothing wrong but it seldom goes to 100. once in a while maybe in jams or climbing genting. but when you stop the car for a while, the fan that normally cools the engine and the circulation system stops. so it gets hotter while stopped with the ignition off (which it will cool off eventually). but when you start the car back again after just a short while, it is at its hot condition and will show a higher temp. the temp like you say will go down very quickly and this is because the cooling system and the fan starts up again bringing the temp back down to 90. japanese cars seldom touch 90 though. but don't worry. peugeot cars do run hotter than japanese.

hope this helps.
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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Apr 2 2012, 03:56 PM)
I finally went for a 308VTi second hand. 27k mileage, RM69k.

I think it's a better buy than a new 207.
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i think it's only 4 speed?
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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Apr 3 2012, 05:58 PM)
You also missed out the tiptronic gearbox which is really fun to play. The engine is a TU5 which has been used for motorsports, hence the great driving experience.
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Actually, I really dun understand the tiptronic, entering a corner really fast (308T)...i have to drop down from 6th to 2nd to have 'some' engine braking. Or is it I'm already going too fast brows.gif

Anyway, the rear seats for the 207 are surprisingly wide, can fit 2 adults and 2 kids...pretty cramp...but still better than Vios.

Regarding the 207 blaupunkt headunit does anyone feel its laggy? I mean the controls?....example to changing the source or tuning the radio or pressing the 'folder' button seems really slow to react?

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Yalah, 308VTI is only 4 speed. Still waiting to get the car this week, paid the downpayment to the bank and all the process approved, just waiting for the bank to release the money to the seller and transfer name at JPJ.

6th gear to 2nd gear ah? wah, dont main main man... you can kill your gearbox like that bro.... and the turbo gearbox will cost you a fortune to replace.

Tiptronic reminds me of the daytona days, just push up and down to upshift or downshift... so much fun.
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QUOTE(azbro @ Apr 15 2012, 10:41 PM)
Actually, I really dun understand the tiptronic, entering a corner really fast (308T)...i have to drop down from 6th to 2nd to have 'some' engine braking. Or is it I'm already going too fast  brows.gif

Anyway, the rear seats for the 207 are surprisingly wide, can fit 2 adults and 2 kids...pretty cramp...but still better than Vios.

Regarding the 207 blaupunkt headunit does anyone feel its  laggy? I mean the controls?....example to changing the source or tuning the radio or pressing the 'folder' button seems really slow to react?
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QUOTE(azbro @ Apr 15 2012, 10:41 PM)
Actually, I really dun understand the tiptronic, entering a corner really fast (308T)...i have to drop down from 6th to 2nd to have 'some' engine braking. Or is it I'm already going too fast  brows.gif

Anyway, the rear seats for the 207 are surprisingly wide, can fit 2 adults and 2 kids...pretty cramp...but still better than Vios.

Regarding the 207 blaupunkt headunit does anyone feel its  laggy? I mean the controls?....example to changing the source or tuning the radio or pressing the 'folder' button seems really slow to react?
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hi lowpro,

my engine when it is cold seem to have this rattling belt sound when i lift off the gas after accelerating

do u face the same issue? what could the issue be?

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QUOTE(MAD MAX @ Apr 16 2012, 11:06 PM)
yes the radio sucks...it reacts damn slow...


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hi lowpro,

my engine when it is cold seem to have this rattling belt sound when i lift off the gas after accelerating

do u face the same issue? what could the issue be?
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hmmm, my car does not have that sound you described though. maybe you can send it for checking? i only have some tappet noise (which quite a few people mistake for engine knocking) in the morning which is a small matter and not damaging.
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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Apr 15 2012, 11:12 PM)

6th gear to 2nd gear ah? wah, dont main main man... you can kill your gearbox like that bro.... and the turbo gearbox will cost you a fortune to replace.

Tiptronic reminds me of the daytona days, just push up and down to upshift or downshift... so much fun.
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Its pretty norm for me (while driving fast) to drop from 6th to 3rd or 2nd (308T) before going into a corner to have 'some' engine braking...yalor...especially with a Civic 2.0 behind you...dun want to show the braking lights to him..hehe...

I'm not sure if it will kill the gearbox...but seems like even with Tiptronic, it is electronically controlled, you wont have 'blink of an eye' gear changes. When dropping a whole lot of gears...there is a one second lag..probably for the computer to think....one second is a loong time when you are crucial in dropping gears when about to enter a corner.


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QUOTE(azbro @ Apr 17 2012, 11:30 AM)
Its pretty norm for me (while driving fast) to drop from 6th to 3rd or 2nd (308T) before going into a corner to have 'some' engine braking...yalor...especially with a Civic 2.0 behind you...dun want to show the braking lights to him..hehe...

I'm not sure if it will kill the gearbox...but seems like even with Tiptronic, it is electronically controlled, you wont have 'blink of an eye' gear changes. When dropping a whole lot of gears...there is a one second lag..probably for the computer to think....one second is a loong time when you are crucial in dropping gears when about to enter a corner.
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the trick to smoothly using the tiptronic function in the AL4 is to shift a split second earlier to allow it to 'think' then shift smile.gif but since it is electronically controlled, it will not allow you to over rev the engine. it is equipped with a rev limiter.
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Apr 17 2012, 11:39 AM)
the trick to smoothly using the tiptronic function in the AL4 is to shift a split second earlier to allow it to 'think' then shift smile.gif but since it is electronically controlled, it will not allow you to over rev the engine. it is equipped with a rev limiter.
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I think so too...kinda scary going into a turn very fast without gears...even though for a split second ohmy.gif
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I think so too...kinda scary going into a turn very fast without gears...even though for a split second  ohmy.gif
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normally you shift just before entering a corner
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hello

peugeot 207 fans

i am curios to know,how come this car still using timing belt instead of chain.

when i hear this car using timing.i am kinda dissapointed tho hmm.gif

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was designed with the belt which has its advantages as well
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Apr 17 2012, 08:18 AM)
hmmm, my car does not have that sound you described though. maybe you can send it for checking? i only have some tappet noise (which quite a few people mistake for engine knocking) in the morning which is a small matter and not damaging.
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yea maybe its the tappet noise..what is causing it? how to solve it?
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QUOTE(MAD MAX @ Apr 17 2012, 08:48 PM)
yea maybe its the tappet noise..what is causing it? how to solve it?
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usually a simple adjustment to the screws holding the tappets will do. it is not serious. only thing is that sometimes it sounds like a diesel. also, could be the motor oil not being at the top of the engine in the morning. normally, the oil drains to the bottom during the night and takes a short while to reach the tip of the engine in the morning. maybe using a better grade engine oil? in fact, my gen2 also has this noise and i was told that it could be fixed by using better oil.
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i can feel some vibrations from the engine and from under the car when idle.....some times it causes some rattle to the body as well....

why is this?
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QUOTE(MAD MAX @ Apr 18 2012, 09:06 PM)
i can feel some vibrations from the engine and from under the car when idle.....some times it causes some rattle to the body as well....

why is this?
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ok, this i am not sure... maybe the idle switch? best to check it in to balakong to have it checked. DON'T go to glenmarie now as they are in the process of shifting and their appointments are super full.
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Finally got my 308 VTI today, really good drive. Stable and comfortable with excellent NVH. Looking forward to many good years ahead with this car.
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Finally got my 308 VTI today, really good drive. Stable and comfortable with excellent NVH. Looking forward to many good years ahead with this car.
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hope it is a good drive for you. someone commented in the AW forum that he has been using the vti for close to 3 years already and no problems. just put petrol, drive, service.
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Apr 18 2012, 09:56 PM)
ok, this i am not sure... maybe the idle switch? best to check it in to balakong to have it checked. DON'T go to glenmarie now as they are in the process of shifting and their appointments are super full.
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where are they shifting to? the new place a few metres away beside the honda or hyundai showroom?
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where are they shifting to? the new place a few metres away beside the honda or hyundai showroom?
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yup. place is a bit more than double their current place. but now the current place is a mess. hope the new place eases up on operations.
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i made reservation to service in mid may.....would that be a prob?
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i made reservation to service in mid may.....would that be a prob?
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should have moved by then... i think
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battery died today....less than 1yr..within warranty period...got it changed....

i heard the battery is expensive? RM400+?
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btw 207 comes with 5 years service, does it include parts like filter & motor oil? Or we do not need to pay a single cent? not really convinced with the free service
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btw 207 comes with 5 years service, does it include parts like filter & motor oil? Or we do not need to pay a single cent? not really convinced with the free service
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yes. peugeot's free service means exactly that; unlike some other car brands which probably give you free labour only. the peugeot free service is for all items indicated n the regular service maintenance schedule. labour is also free. so, you pay nothing.

BUT you have to pay for wear n tear items like beltngs, brake pads, tyres (of course), bushes, absorbers, light bulbs, air cond gas etc.
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the free services inlcude item are
1) engine oil
2) oil filter
3) spark plug ?
4) air filter ?
5) engine oil nut ?

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the free services inlcude item are
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5) engine oil nut ?
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yup. like i said, peugeot's free service really means FREE. not like those that give either free labour or just free lube oil but charge you for everything else.

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guys.. i am interested in this car so much.. test drove the car.. the gear changing is a bit jerky when switching from gear1 to gear2.. will the gear switching smoothness improve after sometime? the acceleration no doubt is very good.. can i have some reviews from u guys?

are they any problems with the car? after sometime reading comments and reviews from the new preve.. it gives a lot of problems.. this makes me give up on that car..

waiting for reviews from u guys... thanks a lot
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the gear is like that....it will stay the same...driving for almost 1 yr now

battery died less than one year...i not using sensor light anymore

got some sounds here and there

other than that nothing

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QUOTE(MAD MAX @ May 17 2012, 06:10 PM)
the gear is like that....it will stay the same...driving for almost 1 yr now

battery died less than one year...i not using sensor light anymore

got some sounds here and there

other than that nothing
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thx for ur reply max..
seems like u guys are having short battery life problem.. but its not a minor problem rite?
is this car worth buying as my 1st car?

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my brother in law got this car. So far, no problem except one; makan minyak. That cannot be help la because he syiok to heavy footed driving the 207. haha. For fun driving experience alone, sure better than the polo sedan, tested.

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QUOTE(cokelatpanda @ May 18 2012, 08:51 AM)
my brother in law got this car. So far, no problem except one; makan minyak. That cannot be help la because he syiok to heavy footed driving the 207. haha. For fun driving experience alone, sure better than the polo sedan, tested.
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rclxms.gif rclxms.gif glad to heard that its even better than the polo sedan.. i test drove before.. hard to control the acceleration... too power.. mayb will need sometime to get use to it for better FC.. notworthy.gif thx
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my pug 308 vti olso have the same prob ... mine battery died at the 16months

and just got back my car from warranty ... (aircond leakage - changed cooling coil and hose)

but .. its a very fun and solid car to drive tho ... no regrets la for me at least
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battery was caused by previously using imported battery as directed by automobiles peugeot. now nasim has solved it by using locally sourced battery.
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i think the working temperature for the imported battery is not suitable to the weather of mas..lol


Added on May 18, 2012, 5:56 pmi heard of a problem that the pug 207 hard disk brake sound problem.. is this true? and also the steering weird sound.. can these problems be fixed by sc?

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I did sound proofing for all doors. Now, my Pug 207 sounds better. thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(nicgoh @ May 18 2012, 01:44 PM)
i think the working temperature for the imported battery is not suitable to the weather of mas..lol


Added on May 18, 2012, 5:56 pmi heard of a problem that the pug 207 hard disk brake sound problem.. is this true? and also the steering weird sound.. can these problems be fixed by sc?
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the temperature and the time taken to imported the battery here already took close to 3 months. that's why it die so fast. got shelf life wan. that's why now is better cos local batteries are used.
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What is the price for Peugeot 207's batt?
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RM400+
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Thanks Mad Max. U r rite. Yesterday, my Pug 207 breakdown. Towed to Service Center and they changed my battery. It cost me 460 - Battery (FIAMM) + 36 for labor cost. sweat.gif
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i think its ridiculously expensive for a car battery especially for an el cheapo european car


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I just found out that Pug 207 had rear fog lamps for safety reason. Im wondering, why Pug 207 only have 1 rear fog lamp on the left side of the car and why not both? Anyone? icon_question.gif
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QUOTE(Daae @ Jun 4 2012, 10:12 PM)
I just found out that Pug 207 had rear fog lamps for safety reason. Im wondering, why Pug 207 only have 1 rear fog lamp on the left side of the car and why not both? Anyone?  icon_question.gif
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Because the right side is for reverse?

Btw. 308 is also the same. It has one rear fog light and one reverse light.
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Because the right side is for reverse?

Btw. 308 is also the same. It has one rear fog light and one reverse light.
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the EU regulation is that the rear fog light (if only one is used) must be on the driver's side or the centre. the reason why it is on the wrong side here is because we don't have laws with regards to the rear fog light and because of that, the french decided not to convert that part of the car. and, it is one side only for all markets the car is sold in. i think it is because of cost reduction. there is actually no provision for wiring or bulb (i tried to fit a bulb in there) for the right hand side part. it is just a reflector.

but still, it is better to have (even though it is on the wrong side) than not to have. especially during really heavy rain.

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QUOTE(lowpro @ Jun 5 2012, 11:01 AM)
the EU regulation is that the rear fog light (if only one is used) must be on the driver's side or the centre. the reason why it is on the wrong side here is because we don't have laws with regards to the rear fog light and because of that, the french decided not to convert that part of the car. and, it is one side only for all markets the car is sold in. i think it is because of cost reduction. there is actually no provision for wiring or bulb (i tried to fit a bulb in there) for the right hand side part. it is just a reflector.

but still, it is better to have (even though it is on the wrong side) than not to have. especially during really heavy rain.
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Lazy French! They don't even get the wiper positioning right biggrin.gif
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Lazy French! They don't even get the wiper positioning right  biggrin.gif
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there's more! lucky the fusebox for the 207 sedan is in the right place. for other models, it sits inside the glove box. also, the position of the handbrake.
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there's more! lucky the fusebox for the 207 sedan is in the right place. for other models, it sits inside the glove box. also, the position of the handbrake.
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Switch to open the engine hood is located on the passenger's side! Have to step out the car, go to left (passenger) side of the car, open the window and pull the switch. So troublesome biggrin.gif biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Jun 5 2012, 11:01 AM)
the EU regulation is that the rear fog light (if only one is used) must be on the driver's side or the centre. the reason why it is on the wrong side here is because we don't have laws with regards to the rear fog light and because of that, the french decided not to convert that part of the car. and, it is one side only for all markets the car is sold in. i think it is because of cost reduction. there is actually no provision for wiring or bulb (i tried to fit a bulb in there) for the right hand side part. it is just a reflector.

but still, it is better to have (even though it is on the wrong side) than not to have. especially during really heavy rain.
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I see. Thanks lowpro. I thought, it was manufacturing defect. flex.gif


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Switch to open the engine hood is located on the passenger's side! Have to step out the car, go to left (passenger) side of the car, open the window and pull the switch. So troublesome  biggrin.gif  biggrin.gif
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At first, i felt the same way. But now, i think, it's unique brows.gif

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does anyone feel that the suspension a bit floaty?
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does anyone feel that the suspension a bit floaty?
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super floaty bro! especially the front but you gotta learn to ride it like a horse! then you'll feel the peugeot handling. or, you can change the front suspension to the 206 1.6 springs and lower the rear torsion beams accordingly. the front will STILL float but the handling is way better WITHOUT losing the good ride.

here's another option! think of the front bounce as though you're driving a porsche 911. same front end bounce there! icon_rolleyes.gif
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it is not supposed to bounce...it is supposed to be stable

is the car fitted with worn suspension?
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207 is better as 'The Camel' by Pug owners...so you knowlah

Anyway, you can go check with the SC abt your suspension system during your next service.
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QUOTE(MAD MAX @ Jun 6 2012, 11:54 PM)
it is not supposed to bounce...it is supposed to be stable

is the car fitted with worn suspension?
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new 207's will float a bit due to the suspension not being settled yet. give it a few mths then it will be fine. the front will still float though and i think this is largely due to the high set suspension that was developed. even now, my 207 with lowered suspension and 1 year plus on the road still bounces in the front but handling is sweet.
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Jun 7 2012, 08:58 AM)
new 207's will float a bit due to the suspension not being settled yet. give it a few mths then it will be fine. the front will still float though and i think this is largely due to the high set suspension that was developed. even now, my 207 with lowered suspension and 1 year plus on the road still bounces in the front but handling is sweet.
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I see. Meaning that it's normal to feel so.


Added on June 7, 2012, 9:40 pmI wonder if anyone knows, is there any tools set that comes with the car apart from tools to fix the tyres.

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HELP!!!!! car has "Antipollition Fault" warning message!!!

what is the problem?

can Glemerie SC fix this?

i only worry that they will try cheat us customers by not fixing it cuz it may be costly for them

car still under warranty!!
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QUOTE(MAD MAX @ Jun 10 2012, 12:11 PM)
HELP!!!!! car has "Antipollition Fault" warning message!!!

what is the problem?

can Glemerie SC fix this?

i only worry that they will try cheat us customers by not fixing it cuz it may be costly for them

car still under warranty!!
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anti-pollution fault? in a 207? strange. check it out and glenmarie should be able to fix it. but the coming week they may not have time as they are shifting to the new glenmarie centre.
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First time I heard a "Antipollition Fault" in a 207..

If the car under warranty they will fix it...that one is confirmed.
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do they actually know how to fix it or simply trial and error?

does anyone in this world actually know exactly wat is this problem abt and how to fix it?

sorry to say i have no confidence in those monkeys in Glenmerie
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Dun worry bro, they just hook it up to the computer and everything will be revealed. Yours is permanent problem which is easy to detect. The intermittent case ones are the worst.
It's always happens when you reach the SC the warning suddenly dissapears...haha..the car afraid of the mechanic.

Try filling up with shell VPower for half tank. The problem should clear up after a while. Does your car bogs down? Or can drive normally?

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QUOTE(MAD MAX @ Jun 11 2012, 12:14 AM)
do they actually know how to fix it or simply trial and error?

does anyone in this world actually  know exactly wat is this problem abt and how to fix it?

sorry to say i have no confidence in those monkeys in Glenmerie
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depollution fault is a very loosely used general term by the car's ecu. it generally means that your exhaust emissions do not comply with set standards. so, as you know, exhaust emissions are are influenced by a variety of items in the engine itself. fixes can be as simple as tightening of screws to complex replacement of parts.
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and what could be the cause of my car engine jerk/judder?

besides that, my engine sounds like a diesel most of the time with some rattling sound
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QUOTE(MAD MAX @ Jun 11 2012, 09:56 AM)
and what could be the cause of my car engine jerk/judder?

besides that, my engine sounds like a diesel most of the time with some rattling sound
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that i'm not sure. but if it is transmission, then, most of the time, it is characteristic of the transmission and shouldn't be worried about much.
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so far touch wood for my 308t. 33k km n counting. it better come within warranty period if it ever comes. mad.gif

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nope im pretty sure it doesnt feel like transmission prob...,

cuz it judders at idle
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If it judders on idle its the petrol...mine same...change to Vpower 97 all smooth...not even one judder...but I can't be using 97 all the time...very expensive...I think it the petrol station maybe...gonna try another petrol station with 95. See whether it still judders or not.
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I wonder if anyone knows, is there any tools set that comes with the car apart from tools to fix the tyres.
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Is the 207 petrol hungry?

Still thinking between 207 and 207SV.

How much are you guy's monthly installments?
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Is the 207 petrol hungry?

Still thinking between 207 and 207SV.

How much are you guy's monthly installments?
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actually, it is a bit thirsty. no covering up but the trade off is very good acceleration. 1st gear drags a bit but once it shifts to 2nd onwards, ... well, you have to try it. rolling acceleration is impressive too.

by the way, NO 2 TEST DRIVE CARS ARE SIMILAR. this is because the car comes with an adaptive (meaning 'learning') transmission and how it is driven relates to how you would feel driving it. mine is 'trained' to scream performance whenever i want it. trick is this... it is all in your right foot and how your foot 'trains' the transmission.
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actually, it is a bit thirsty. no covering up but the trade off is very good acceleration. 1st gear drags a bit but once it shifts to 2nd onwards, ... well, you have to try it. rolling acceleration is impressive too.

by the way, NO 2 TEST DRIVE CARS ARE SIMILAR. this is because the car comes with an adaptive (meaning 'learning') transmission and how it is driven relates to how you would feel driving it. mine is 'trained' to scream performance whenever i want it. trick is this... it is all in your right foot and how your foot 'trains' the transmission.
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U r using 207? What type of engine is it ?
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U r using 207? What type of engine is it ?
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TU5JP4. original PSA engine.
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TU5JP4. original PSA engine.
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1.6 na?
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Thanks for the earlier info, lowpro.
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I see, is it the same as 308´s?
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I see, is it the same as 308´s?
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nope. 308 uses the EP6 series engine. newer engine.
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I see, how about the 408 2.0 na engine is it newer engine & will it be consuming high fuel ?
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I see, how about the 408 2.0 na engine is it newer engine & will it be consuming high fuel ?
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408 2.0 uses the EW10A+ which is a new development (I think this came out in 2011/2012 only) over the 407's EW10A. The older 407 sold by Cycle & Carriage used a much older version of the engine without VVT (I think) called EW10J4. So far, the EW10 and TU3 and 5 series engines (206 and 207 sedan) have been the most reliable from Peugeot so far. They may not have the performance or economy of the newer generation BMW/PSA engines but they do not have the complications as well.

Fuel consumption will be typical of European 2.0 engines of perhaps one generation back and will not be fantastic like the Japanese. However, you do get back a lot of goodies in the trade-off like exceptional ride, handling and comfort plus the interior goodies etc.

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408 2.0 uses the EW10A+ which is a new development (I think this came out in 2011/2012 only) over the 407's EW10A. The older 407 sold by Cycle & Carriage used a much older version of the engine without VVT (I think) called EW10J4. So far, the EW10 and TU3 and 5 series engines (206 and 207 sedan) have been the most reliable from Peugeot so far. They may not have the performance or economy of the newer generation BMW/PSA engines but they do not have the complications as well.

Fuel consumption will be typical of European 2.0 engines of perhaps one generation back and will not be fantastic like the Japanese. However, you do get back a lot of goodies in the trade-off like exceptional ride, handling and comfort plus the interior goodies etc.
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hi owners of 207 care to explain the 5 yrs free service??meaning if anything wrong just ask them change??oil labour part all free??how about the fc for this car??


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lowpro....are you a Peugeot salesperson?
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lowpro....are you a Peugeot salesperson?
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nope. can't sell anything to save my life! biggrin.gif by the way, sales guys wouldn't know even half of the details that i gave.

anyway, the free service means maintenance service only. your oils, parts and labour are covered, free. but if it is a wear n tear part, u gotta pay for it.

if anything goes wrong they'll fix it if under warranty... if it is covered by the warranty. but even if warranty, there are things called exclusions. read your service book carefully. if it says service in 10,000km or 6 months (whichever comes first) you'd better not be late! remember and make a clear note of the term 'whichever comes first!'. you may only cover 8,000km in 6 months but you still gotta service it or lose your warranty. afaik, they are super strict regarding service intervals.

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does the warranty cover anitpollution fault repairs? wink.gif
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does the warranty cover anitpollution fault repairs? wink.gif
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yup. but that almost never happens to a 207 and even if it does, the fault is usually diagnosed to a loose cable/sensor etc and nothing heart stopping.
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Jun 21 2012, 11:13 PM)
nope. can't sell anything to save my life!  biggrin.gif  by the way, sales guys wouldn't know even half of the details that i gave.

anyway, the free service means maintenance service only. your oils, parts and labour are covered, free. but if it is a wear n tear part, u gotta pay for it.

if anything goes wrong they'll fix it if under warranty... if it is covered by the warranty. but even if warranty, there are things called exclusions. read your service book carefully. if it says service in 10,000km or 6 months (whichever comes first) you'd better not be late! remember and make a clear note of the term 'whichever comes first!'. you may only cover 8,000km in 6 months but you still gotta service it or lose your warranty. afaik, they are super strict regarding service intervals.
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wear and tear item i know is absorber,brake pads,tires only...
how about those oil??power steering oil, ATF, coolant??timing belt??bulb burnt??brake disk rotor??spark plug??
btw 5 years free service is until 100000km rite??
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lowpro is very good with his technical knowledge.

Btw, lowpro, would you happen to know what gearbox the VTI 2009 model uses? I read that some say AL4 while others say it's another.

I'm very happy with my 2nd hand 308 vti, only complain is the rear absorbers got very small sound when making corners on uneven surface. Once speed picks up, the sound goes away. I checked with Peugeot, they said that it's normal for slight sound as the 308 absorbers are not known for it's comfort but it's quite hard compared to others.

Other than that the 308VTI is a great car, though my wife hates the doors as it's so heavy. Underpowered, I don't think so, pick up is OK, not great but at high speeds 130-150kmh, it's really stable.

Sometimes though, I really wonder what life would have been had I bought a 207, as the one big regret I have with my 308 is the aircon being not very cold at max temperature. All gas checked and all is good, but told by Peugeot again that the air con is like that.
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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Jun 22 2012, 11:32 AM)
lowpro is very good with his technical knowledge.

Btw, lowpro, would you happen to know what gearbox the VTI 2009 model uses? I read that some say AL4 while others say it's another.

I'm very happy with my 2nd hand 308 vti, only complain is the rear absorbers got very small sound when making corners on uneven surface. Once speed picks up, the sound goes away. I checked with Peugeot, they said that it's normal for slight sound as the 308 absorbers are not known for it's comfort but it's quite hard compared to others.

Other than that the 308VTI is a great car, though my wife hates the doors as it's so heavy. Underpowered, I don't think so, pick up is OK, not great but at high speeds 130-150kmh, it's really stable.

Sometimes though, I really wonder what life would have been had I bought a 207, as the one big regret I have with my 308 is the aircon being not very cold at max temperature. All gas checked and all is good, but told by Peugeot again that the air con is like that.
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bro glad for you found car that u enjoy....
btw it seems the sc people just throw back"its normal, its like that",which sc is that??maybe i can avoid it if i get a peugeot =P
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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Jun 22 2012, 11:32 AM)
lowpro is very good with his technical knowledge.

Btw, lowpro, would you happen to know what gearbox the VTI 2009 model uses? I read that some say AL4 while others say it's another.

I'm very happy with my 2nd hand 308 vti, only complain is the rear absorbers got very small sound when making corners on uneven surface. Once speed picks up, the sound goes away. I checked with Peugeot, they said that it's normal for slight sound as the 308 absorbers are not known for it's comfort but it's quite hard compared to others.

Other than that the 308VTI is a great car, though my wife hates the doors as it's so heavy. Underpowered, I don't think so, pick up is OK, not great but at high speeds 130-150kmh, it's really stable.

Sometimes though, I really wonder what life would have been had I bought a 207, as the one big regret I have with my 308 is the aircon being not very cold at max temperature. All gas checked and all is good, but told by Peugeot again that the air con is like that.
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absorber noise? hmmm, not sure about that but one thing for sure is, the 207 sedan was designed more for hot countries and therefore the aircond is way cooler than the best that any 308 can offer.

as for transmission, the 1st batch came with AL4 while (generally - i'm not 100% sure when was the cut over date) the facelifted VTi (i think 2 years back, somewhere around october or november. sorry not really sure about the cut over date) uses the AT8. the AT8 is actually an evolution of the AL4 to make it smoother and more efficient in transmitting power to the wheels.


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wear and tear item i know is absorber,brake pads,tires only...
how about those oil??power steering oil, ATF, coolant??timing belt??bulb burnt??brake disk rotor??spark plug??
btw 5 years free service is until 100000km rite??
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afaik, you do get oil free, power steering oil free, atf, coolant, timing belt, spark plug for free.

bulb, you pay. brake disk and pads you pay. wiper blades you pay. etc.

but best to check with SC. actually, their 5 year free service means just that. i think even labour is free. so, it is really a good deal. something like peugeot UK's 'just add fuel' promotion.

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afaik, you do get oil free, power steering oil free, atf, coolant, timing belt, spark plug for free.

bulb, you pay. brake disk and pads you pay. wiper blades you pay. etc.

but best to check with SC. actually, their 5 year free service means just that. i think even labour is free. so, it is really a good deal. something like peugeot UK's 'just add fuel' promotion.
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thanks bro...will go for test drive this weekend...hopefully can clarify regarding the 5 yrs free service thingy...


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lowpro...don't you think that Peugeot's attitude towards after-sales service is very bad?

saying that the odd sounds and some problems are "normal" and doing nothing about it is quite unacceptable.
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QUOTE(MAD MAX @ Jun 22 2012, 12:54 PM)
lowpro...don't you think that Peugeot's attitude towards after-sales service is very bad?

saying that the odd sounds and some problems are "normal" and doing nothing about it is quite unacceptable.
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yup. should improve there. hopefully their new people address this fast. every next car is sold through good service.
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would doing a diagnostics to check for antipollution fault cost any money? or would it be free?
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would doing a diagnostics to check for antipollution fault cost any money? or would it be free?
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not sure about that. i think there is a nominal charge. hmmm, good idea to check also before the fault (if any) actually manifests itself in the mfd.
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saw a black 207sv just now, look nice and elegance...but engine noise quite loud...@@
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saw a black 207sv just now, look nice and elegance...but engine noise quite loud...@@
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that's probably the fan sound. euro cars usually have loud fans but inside you wouldn't hear it.

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not sure about that. i think there is a nominal charge. hmmm, good idea to check also before the fault (if any) actually manifests itself in the mfd.
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at the moment no antipollution....only 2 weeks back it came on for awhile...

i hope there is no charge to check...will check with them.

however my reverse sensor and reverse light stopped working for no reason...this should be repaired under warranty FOC right?
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hi MAD MAX u own 207?? how is the car so far??goin to test the car tmr and ask about the free service thingy...
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at the moment no antipollution....only 2 weeks back it came on for awhile...

i hope there is no charge to check...will check with them.

however my reverse sensor and reverse light stopped working for no reason...this should be repaired under warranty FOC right?
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my guess is the sensor could be under warranty but for bulbs... unfortunately, they're under wear n tear.
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The fan sound is very loud on most conti cars. Even my 308 has very loud fan, at first i thought the engine had a problem, went to SC, and they told me it's normal.
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hi MAD MAX u own 207?? how is the car so far??goin to test the car tmr and ask about the free service thingy...
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the car is ok....

if you can put up with some issues, its a pretty decent car considering the price.
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I know this isn't a fast car, but anybody knows how fast this car does from zero to hundred?

I only saw the figures for 408/408 turbo.

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I know this isn't a fast car, but anybody knows how fast this car does from zero to hundred?

I only saw the figures for 408/408 turbo.
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i have not tried doing that...but its not that fast...its more of a A to B type car...4 Speed Auto only
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Hi guys, I have actually booked a 207SV at JB KSL City Peugeot Road Show this evening...

wonder that what's the FC for per litre? more than 10km/litre? as for me, as long as don't less than 10km/litre is acceptable. Scare one litre only can run 7 or 8km only?
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FC is ok...but much higher if drive in town


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Hi bro, around how much for yours?
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i nvr really calculate but agak2 1 full take can go abt 390-400km...mixed city and highway
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Just to double check before I made decision, the Peugeot .SA told me 5 year free service, 5 years warranty, including engine oil, brake oil, gear oil. Is that true? Is it mean send car and take back without paying any cent?

I also heard if within warranty, engine part have any problem also free for change/repair? I know those wear and tear item like brake pad, tyre are excluded.

Anyone can explain to me? I scare kena tipu by the agent.

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QUOTE(ckimy @ Jun 26 2012, 06:14 PM)
Just to double check before I made decision, the Peugeot .SA told me 5 year free service, 5 years warranty, including engine oil, brake oil, gear oil. Is that true? Is it mean send car and take back without paying any cent?

I also heard if within warranty, engine part have any problem also free for change/repair? I know those wear and tear item like brake pad, tyre are excluded.

Anyone can explain to me? I scare kena tipu by the agent.
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yes, the sales person is telling the truth. only peugeot (i think) gives you free service where you drive in and drive out, nothing paid, all free (unless it involves wear and tear items).

as with all warranties, there are exclusions lah. they are mostly accommodating BUT YOU MUST FOLLOW PEUGEOT'S (NOT NASIM) SERVICE SCHEDULE STRICTLY. it is every 10,000km from time of last service or 6 months WHICHEVER COMES FIRST. if you are late for a scheduled service the max allowance they (this is PEUGEOT and not NASIM) give you is 500km and not more. if that is missed, chances are you will have tough time with warranty.

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QUOTE(lowpro @ Jun 26 2012, 07:01 PM)
yes, the sales person is telling the truth. only peugeot (i think) gives you free service where you drive in and drive out, nothing paid, all free (unless it involves wear and tear items).

as with all warranties, there are exclusions lah. they are mostly accommodating BUT YOU MUST FOLLOW PEUGEOT'S (NOT NASIM) SERVICE SCHEDULE STRICTLY. it is every 10,000km from time of last service or 6 months WHICHEVER COMES FIRST. if you are late for a scheduled service the max allowance they (this is PEUGEOT and not NASIM) give you is 500km and not more. if that is missed, chances are you will have tough time with warranty.
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may i know what are the exclusions?

follow the schedule is not a problem, actually Peugeot service center is just behind my home... so very easy to send the car over....
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may i know what are the exclusions?

follow the schedule is not a problem, actually Peugeot service center is just behind my home... so very easy to send the car over....
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for exclusions, there's the service book for you to read. wish i have this in my head too but i don't. as for servicing the car, one tip is to make your appointment when you are at least 1,000km away. this will ensure that they have a slot for you. otherwise you will be hunting all over kl (or wherever you're from) for an authorised service centre just to make sure you don't miss your schedule.

hope these tips help you enjoy your car better.
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Jun 26 2012, 10:23 PM)
for exclusions, there's the service book for you to read. wish i have this in my head too but i don't. as for servicing the car, one tip is to make your appointment when you are at least 1,000km away. this will ensure that they have a slot for you. otherwise you will be hunting all over kl (or wherever you're from) for an authorised service centre just to make sure you don't miss your schedule.

hope these tips help you enjoy your car better.
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thanks for the info... i will need to make the decision by this weekend, either buy this car or Mazda 2, quite struggling...

i'm from JB, Peugeot service center is just behind my home, so still ok....
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QUOTE(ckimy @ Jun 26 2012, 10:44 PM)
thanks for the info... i will need to make the decision by this weekend, either buy this car or Mazda 2, quite struggling...

i'm from JB, Peugeot service center is just behind my home, so still ok....
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if it is the 207, go for a test drive and see if you like it. the front end is a bit bouncy. it is nothing to be alarmed though as it is a characteristic of the car. but you must know before buying otherwise you will end up complaining only. by the way, the bounce in no way affects the car's good handling. it remains comfortable and has good handling.

also, the doors can ALL be opened even though you lock them. so if you have a kid, use the child proof locks, the concept behind this is to allow passengers to exit in an emergency whereby the doors don't remain locked. people outside can't get in though. don't be like that fellow complaining in the peugeot malaysia fb who knows nuts about his car and complaining about the 408 he just bought! the point is, make sure you are 200% comfortable with the car you buy, then buy it. don't buy and regret later.

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Good advice lowpro, agreed that contis are not for everyone. I was shocked to find that my reverse light only had 1 side working on my 308 which is actually normal.
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Jun 26 2012, 10:53 PM)
if it is the 207, go for a test drive and see if you like it. the front end is a bit bouncy. it is nothing to be alarmed though as it is a characteristic of the car. but you must know before buying otherwise you will end up complaining only. by the way, the bounce in no way affects the car's good handling. it remains comfortable and has good handling.

also, the doors can ALL be opened even though you lock them. so if you have a kid, use the child proof locks, the concept behind this is to allow passengers to exit in an emergency whereby the doors don't remain locked. people outside can't get in though. don't be like that fellow complaining in the peugeot malaysia fb who knows nuts about his car and complaining about the 408 he just bought! the point is, make sure you are 200% comfortable with the car you buy, then buy it. don't buy and regret later.
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yup, i will be going to test drive this 2 cars (207SV & Mazda 2) by this weekend (as I'm live in Singapore during weekday)... my brother actually tested 207SV today, overall in good, just the rear seat not so comfortable if have 3 adults...

i will try myself see whether suit "my taste" or not...

as for the door lock, i know the concept, so is not a problem for me... just my passengers sure will nag... "why this car so lao ya one, lock dor already sill can open"... lol....
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yup tested 207, for me i dun like the bouncy front of the 207, feel unstable...features is good thou....gearshift is not so smooth some jerking occurs while i test drove....
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Will like to know how much you guys are paying for petrol monthly?

Abt how much mileage a month also?
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I'm now choosing Vios and 207SV. Anyone can convince me?

Parents prefer Vios due to high resale. Vios is more common and has bigger space. They also say maintenance will be cheaper in long run because spare parts easier to find.

207SV cheaper and more equipments but small space. Friends would suggest this due to the looks and more rare compare to Vios which is too common.

Help!!!

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I would say go with what you feel comfortable with.

in terms of build i believe conti cars are much better however you may not be able to add accessories as is not always readily available. Yes resale value, parts, etc is always the argument. However don't just let these be the reason to buy something you don't like/want, buy something which you enjoy driving in. my 2 cents smile.gif

QUOTE(Curios88 @ Jul 14 2012, 12:31 AM)
I'm now choosing Vios and 207SV. Anyone can convince me?

Parents prefer Vios due to high resale. Vios is more common and has bigger space. They also say maintenance will be cheaper in long run because spare parts easier to find.

207SV cheaper and more equipments but small space. Friends would suggest this due to the looks and more rare compare to Vios which is too common.

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QUOTE(benlye @ Jul 14 2012, 08:13 AM)
I would say go with what you feel comfortable with.

in terms of build i believe conti cars are much better however you may not be able to add accessories as is not always readily available. Yes resale value, parts, etc is always the argument. However don't just let these be the reason to buy something you don't like/want, buy something which you enjoy driving in. my 2 cents smile.gif
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QUOTE(benlye @ Jul 14 2012, 08:13 AM)
I would say go with what you feel comfortable with.

in terms of build i believe conti cars are much better however you may not be able to add accessories as is not always readily available. Yes resale value, parts, etc is always the argument. However don't just let these be the reason to buy something you don't like/want, buy something which you enjoy driving in. my 2 cents smile.gif
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wan to do some modification  on my 207 sedan...any1 hav any suggestion wat shoul i do first ...juz for performance
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http://www.facebook.com/groups/75198123198/

some have built monster 206 gti out of the normal 206 1.4 or 1.6.
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QUOTE(ckimy @ Jun 26 2012, 10:44 PM)
thanks for the info... i will need to make the decision by this weekend, either buy this car or Mazda 2, quite struggling...

i'm from JB, Peugeot service center is just behind my home, so still ok....
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Hey there guys been using my 207 for almost a year. But let tell u guys first my 207 got into accident back in OCT '11. The car got fixed after 6 months due to parts inavailbilty.But in between I got my battery re[laced for free since my car accident i did not move alot
The problems i faced so far:
1)Brake disc/Brake Pad screeching sound when press lightly(rercurring fixed it twice )
2) The service centres are not really sure what to do especially in my case where by the service signal is on and i asked them to service the car they say cannot since not the "right time".This occur at Ampang SC but when i went to Melaka SC they did as I asked them too(servicing the car). I always like Melaka SC since their are quite good with servicing the cars.
3)Parts are very hard to get and when u get into accident u will need to wait almost forever to get it done
4)When the car get into accident u r required to use ur car until all the stuff(insurance claim and police reports) are cleared.I personally had to use my car for three months before they asked to bring it for repair.

Advantages of the car
1) Dunno about other drivers i usually fill my car tank to the fullest every week which is about RM75-RM90. The millage gained is usually around 500-600Km(Mostly driven on highway or trunk roads from either Melaka to KL or vice-versa and occasionally city driving) My millage shown in the car is usually 4.5litres to 6 litres per 100KM
2) The car temp is usually less than 90 degrees when I drive( i dun revv easily and my usual speed is around 60-90KM/H)
3)Very comfortable car
4) Very strong car. The car that rear ended my car was total lost and my car just damaged a bit my all back seat occupants were safe and sound after the accident.
5)Depends on service centres but most of the service centres are quite remarkable especially the one in Melaka.
6)I dunno about other but for me when I was notified Peugeot about my brake problems they immediately took action on that matter so it depends on how ppl behave to the customer service personal. Do respect them and give them time to rectify the problem. Dun expect to shout and get ur work done they will make u run around.
Just my 2 Cents
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Wow, 4.5 - 6 l/100km is very very good mileage! Almost as good as a hybrid car isn't it?

Peugeots are very safe cars, in fact most contis are. Only problem like what you mentioned is the availability of spare parts.

I'm glad to know that you had a good experience with the SCs as not many people can share that opinion, in fact, those of us living in KL where there're only a handful of available centres are really having a hard time.

I have already found an independant SC as my warranty is over, I will be sending my car there, no need to book, no need to queue, cheaper and original parts too.

Its good to know you are happy with your 207, I always felt it to be a much better car compared to the City and Vios but many people say that it is ugly. Ugly? No way, it's an acquired taste.

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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Jul 27 2012, 11:39 PM)
Wow, 4.5 - 6 l/100km is very very good mileage! Almost as good as a hybrid car isn't it?

Peugeots are very safe cars, in fact most contis are. Only problem like what you mentioned is the availability of spare parts.

I'm glad to know that you had a good experience with the SCs as not many people can share that opinion, in fact, those of us living in KL where there're only a handful of available centres are really having a hard time.

I have already found an independant SC as my warranty is over, I will be sending my car there, no need to book, no need to queue, cheaper and original parts too.

Its good to know you are happy with your 207, I always felt it to be a much better car compared to the City and Vios but many people say that it is ugly. Ugly? No way, it's an acquired taste.
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Yeah... me oso before said that 207 was ugly...

But yesterday saw one 207 SV... with that rear spoiler.... That spoiler and bodykit do change the appearance...

Looks better... BTW, i like the front end....


But sadly, i like hatch.... and no 207 hatch to be found... sad.gif

So i buy other hatch...

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QUOTE(gunsnroses @ Jul 27 2012, 11:39 PM)
Wow, 4.5 - 6 l/100km is very very good mileage! Almost as good as a hybrid car isn't it?

Peugeots are very safe cars, in fact most contis are. Only problem like what you mentioned is the availability of spare parts.

I'm glad to know that you had a good experience with the SCs as not many people can share that opinion, in fact, those of us living in KL where there're only a handful of available centres are really having a hard time.

I have already found an independant SC as my warranty is over, I will be sending my car there, no need to book, no need to queue, cheaper and original parts too.

Its good to know you are happy with your 207, I always felt it to be a much better car compared to the City and Vios but many people say that it is ugly. Ugly? No way, it's an acquired taste.
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wow, r u sure?? must be super light footed. my old 1.6 206 best consumption as 7.9/100km icon_rolleyes.gif
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wow, r u sure??  must be super light footed. my old 1.6 206 best consumption as 7.9/100km  icon_rolleyes.gif
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it depends how u measure.. i believe you are measuring on average (total distance and total petrol used) where wolverine is looking at the electronic board and especially when you are on highway cruising and at that instance looking at the display, FC definately lower..

but average on mix road condition,its a different story..

if rm75 - 90 gives 500km to 600km, thats around 7.9/100km as well on RON95 nod.gif

if its RON97, we dont need hybrid anymore notworthy.gif

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QUOTE(twincharger07 @ Jul 28 2012, 02:27 PM)
it depends how u measure.. i believe you are measuring on average (total distance and total petrol used) where wolverine is looking at the electronic board and especially when you are on highway cruising and at that instance looking at the display, FC definately lower..

but average on mix road condition,its a different story..

if rm75 - 90 gives 500km to 600km, thats around 7.9/100km as well on RON95 nod.gif

if its RON97, we dont need hybrid anymore  notworthy.gif
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nope i was looking at the multifunctiondisplay ... but it is on average hehe biggrin.gif

but now my fc 10.5/100km lol
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nope i was looking at the multifunctiondisplay ... but it is on average hehe biggrin.gif

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Today test drive 207 sv i can say thumb up, engine responde good inside not soo plastic feel compare vios J spec (price to price compare G is much more expensive) got 2 things i complaint is the door hander and front hood opener is at passenger side
design is ok for me SV is way better to normal version, steering i s ok for me , very comfort driving better than honda ,

Service is reasonable price

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QUOTE(wolverine @ Jul 27 2012, 08:51 PM)
Hey there guys been using my 207 for almost a year. But let tell u guys first my 207 got into accident back in OCT '11. The car got fixed after 6 months due to parts inavailbilty.But in between I got my battery re[laced for free since my car accident i did not move alot
The problems i faced so far:
1)Brake disc/Brake Pad screeching sound when press lightly(rercurring fixed it twice )
2) The service centres are not really sure what to do especially in my case where by the service signal is on and i asked them to service the car they say cannot since not the "right time".This occur at Ampang SC but when i went to Melaka SC they did as I asked them too(servicing the car). I always like Melaka SC  since their are quite good with servicing the cars.
3)Parts are very hard to get and when u get into accident u will need to wait almost forever to get it done
4)When the car get into accident u r required to use ur car until all the stuff(insurance claim and police reports) are  cleared.I personally had to use my car for three months before they asked to bring it for repair.

Advantages of the car
1) Dunno about other drivers i usually fill my car tank to the fullest every week which is about RM75-RM90. The millage gained is usually around 500-600Km(Mostly driven on highway or trunk roads from either Melaka to KL or vice-versa and occasionally city driving)  My millage shown in the car is usually 4.5litres to 6 litres per 100KM
2) The car temp is usually less than 90 degrees when I drive( i dun revv easily and my usual speed is around 60-90KM/H)
3)Very comfortable car
4) Very strong car. The car that rear ended my car was total lost and my car just damaged a bit my all back seat occupants were safe and sound after the accident.
5)Depends on service centres but most of the service centres are quite remarkable especially the one in Melaka.
6)I dunno about other but for me when I was notified Peugeot about my brake problems they immediately took action on that matter so it depends on how ppl behave to the customer service personal. Do respect them and give them time to rectify the problem. Dun expect to shout and get ur work done they will make u run around.
Just my 2 Cents
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the malacca dealer is opening a branch in kl, chan sow lin.
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the malacca dealer is opening a branch in kl, chan sow lin.
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i test drive at new branch at Chan Sow Lin
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QUOTE(wolverine @ Jul 27 2012, 08:51 PM)

4) Very strong car. The car that rear ended my car was total lost and my car just damaged a bit my all back seat occupants were safe and sound after the accident.

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Hi wolverine, just curious..what type of car hit yours?
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Hi All,

Just got my new 207SV for 3 weeks. So far I am really happy with the car. FC for city driving is quite high but i was told that after the first service it will be going down due to the engine is still tight. For highway driving I got around 6l/100km. Very good for 1.6l car. I like the gearbox as well, it somehow feel like manual gear change. For the interior since I took the SV version it come nice leather stitching at the side panel so feel less plasticky. The only problem I have is it makes weird sound when braking so I straightaway bring it to SC in Ipoh and they fix it for me (the front spring is abit loose so they tighthen it up).

Very fast response and the staffs there are very helpful. ( I didnt make any appointment just walk in but they still entertain me). But if you live in KL, I've heard that the fastest place to get your car serviced is the balakong SC as Glenmarie's one is usually fully booked.

Btw, since Ill be moving to Melaka end of this year, may i know where i can send my car for servicing? Thx
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QUOTE(al3p @ Aug 6 2012, 12:01 AM)
Hi All,

Just got my new 207SV for 3 weeks. So far I am really happy with the car. FC for city driving is quite high but i was told that after the first service it will be going down due to the engine is still tight. For highway driving I got around 6l/100km. Very good for 1.6l car. I like the gearbox as well, it somehow feel like manual gear change. For the interior since I took the SV version it come nice leather stitching at the side panel so feel less plasticky. The only problem I have is it makes weird sound when braking so I straightaway bring it to SC in Ipoh and they fix it for me (the front spring is abit loose so they tighthen it up).

Very fast response and the staffs there are very helpful. ( I didnt make any appointment just walk in but they still entertain me). But if you live in KL, I've heard that the fastest place to get your car serviced is the balakong SC as Glenmarie's one is usually fully booked.

Btw, since Ill be moving to Melaka end of this year, may i know where i can send my car for servicing? Thx
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got this off the website:


Sing Kwung Premium Sdn Bhd
Address: No. 8 Jalan Abadi 1,
Kawasan Perindustrian Malim Jaya,
75250 Melaka.
Melaka
Phone: 06 - 335 6845

do have a look at this section. very useful for new owners:

http://www.peugeot.com.my/peugeotservice/
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Aug 6 2012, 12:12 AM)
got this off the website:
Sing Kwung Premium Sdn Bhd
Address: No. 8 Jalan Abadi 1,
Kawasan Perindustrian Malim Jaya,
75250 Melaka.
Melaka
Phone: 06 - 335 6845

do have a look at this section. very useful for new owners:

http://www.peugeot.com.my/peugeotservice/
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Hi wolverine, just curious..what type of car hit yours?
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Car has been selling since 11/2010. Still no replacement parts? Typical of Nasim/Naza group. Sell cars first & forget about after-sales-service (that goes for all the cars they sell) Conti? Still thinks 207 Saloon together with the Latio saloon are the ugliest & unproportional 4dr. saloon currently in production. Watch out for the Vios/207 saloon killer - NISSAN ALMERA.
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QUOTE(rckh @ Aug 23 2012, 10:58 PM)
Car has been selling since 11/2010. Still no replacement parts?  Typical of Nasim/Naza group.  Sell cars first & forget about after-sales-service (that goes for all the cars they sell)  Conti?  Still thinks 207 Saloon together with the Latio saloon are the ugliest & unproportional 4dr. saloon currently in production.  Watch out for the Vios/207 saloon killer - NISSAN ALMERA.
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QUOTE(rckh @ Aug 23 2012, 10:58 PM)
Car has been selling since 11/2010. Still no replacement parts?  Typical of Nasim/Naza group.  Sell cars first & forget about after-sales-service (that goes for all the cars they sell)  Conti?  Still thinks 207 Saloon together with the Latio saloon are the ugliest & unproportional 4dr. saloon currently in production.  Watch out for the Vios/207 saloon killer - NISSAN ALMERA.
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QUOTE(darrenboo @ May 12 2011, 02:25 AM)
I just took my wife (Peugeot 207) for service 2 weeks ago. As the 1st service at 2,500km, its free. Indeed, they washed my car after service. Then they ask me service my car at 10,000km. By the way, my wife has new skirts (Originals from Nasim), its perfectly match to her size costing at RM2500. Which i found out its quite worthy. Actually can anyone acknowledge me, how to save my fuel for this car? I realize it's quite fuel inefficient. Thanks.
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So far no idea, except for speeding. I only get 10L/100km cry.gif . Better drive 2.2cc car better consumtion. How much do you get?


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how much per kilometer?? its 1.6 cc engine right?? hmm.gif  hmm.gif
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Yup 1.6cc but I only get 10L/100km. Anybody else's consumption as bad as mine? Service center cannot explain and they claim it will get over 20-30k mileage but mine already reaching 38k.

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Peugeot 207 offering 5+5 years warranty, cash rebate rm7k..is there true?
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Where you get your sources,really interested!!!which car dealer you went,that day i asked,they only can offer me 4k discount
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still got offer rebate 4k?
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yes!!!what about forte ex as a valid comparison.,still under production?
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hello there.. could anyone tell how much is the rpm for 207 pug when cruising at 90km/h?
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QUOTE(log500 @ Sep 11 2012, 11:53 AM)
So far no idea, except for speeding. I only get 10L/100km  cry.gif . Better drive 2.2cc car better consumtion. How much do you get?


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Yup 1.6cc but I only get 10L/100km. Anybody else's consumption as bad as mine? Service center cannot explain and they claim it will get over 20-30k mileage but mine already reaching 38k.
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mine took 1 and half years of hovering around 10.2L until it recently came down to 9.4L. maybe it takes that long to run-in the engine. i drive mine hard and driving occasionally up to 190kph. usually city driving but even in the city, i average 120kph - 130kph on the NPE daily. at 110kph it is around 3250rpm. never bothered to look at rpm at 90kph.

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I got about 7.7L/100km. Most of the time highway driving. Im quite light footed. Speed around 130kph on highway. My car only done about 5k. Never had its first services yet.
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seem 207 not that fuel efficient....
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seem 207 not that fuel efficient....
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Peugeot 207 offering 5+5 years warranty, cash rebate rm7k..is there true?
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if u take the rebate 4k and take the overtrade, total up is 7k. but just remind u that, the extra 3k is exchange by the free service. which mean u either can get free 5years/100k km free service OR 3k overtrade.

QUOTE(judgeironfist @ Sep 17 2012, 09:04 PM)
Where you get your sources,really interested!!!which car dealer you went,that day i asked,they only can offer me 4k discount
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QUOTE(thunder_kiat @ Sep 19 2012, 01:52 PM)
still got offer rebate 4k?
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if u take the rebate 4k and take the overtrade, total up is 7k. but just remind u that, the extra 3k is exchange by the free service. which mean u either can get free 5years/100k km free service OR 3k overtrade.
by the way, the promotion is quite limited, not sure when it will be end.
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my 207 doing around 10.2L/100km


Added on September 30, 2012, 1:37 pmby the way, is there any chance by tuning/change ECU so that our 207 can output more HP like the 1 in 308vti?
yeah, i knew it's going to void the warranty, but just need some idea.
and im pretty light footed but the FC still averagely doing like 10-10.5L/100KM hmm.gif hmm.gif
not sure with higher power output ratio will help on the FC tongue.gif

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QUOTE(lowpro @ Jun 22 2012, 12:28 PM)
absorber noise? hmmm, not sure about that but one thing for sure is, the 207 sedan was designed more for hot countries and therefore the aircond is way cooler than the best that any 308 can offer.

as for transmission, the 1st batch came with AL4 while (generally - i'm not 100% sure when was the cut over date) the facelifted VTi (i think 2 years back, somewhere around october or november. sorry not really sure about the cut over date) uses the AT8. the AT8 is actually an evolution of the AL4 to make it smoother and more efficient in transmitting power to the wheels.


Added on June 22, 2012, 12:31 pm

afaik, you do get oil free, power steering oil free, atf, coolant, timing belt, spark plug for free.

bulb, you pay. brake disk and pads you pay. wiper blades you pay. etc.

but best to check with SC. actually, their 5 year free service means just that. i think even labour is free. so, it is really a good deal. something like peugeot UK's 'just add fuel' promotion.
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hi lowpro... may i know even a small maintainence such as changing the car battery will void the warranty ?
or is the battery also cover in their warranty ? thx blush.gif
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QUOTE(maggi @ Nov 12 2012, 03:41 PM)
hi lowpro... may i know even a small maintainence such as changing the car battery will void the warranty ?
or is the battery also cover in their warranty ? thx  blush.gif
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depends. if the battery was changed by the authorised service centre, it can be replaced under warranty if it fails within 12 months. but if you changed to a battery not from the authorised service centre, they will not replace the battery for you if it fails in less than 12 months. in all cases and whichever battery you choose, it should not affect your vehicle warranty.
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QUOTE(al3p @ Sep 23 2012, 11:56 PM)
I got about 7.7L/100km. Most of the time highway driving. Im quite light footed. Speed around 130kph on highway. My car only done about 5k. Never had its first services yet.
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oi.. 130km/h is not light footed la. haha. i think > 10k km you will get more out of it. It suppose to have as good as Vios Fuel efficiency. Producing the same HP, about the same torque and about the same weight. Don't see why it could not archive vios fuel efficiency.
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Nov 13 2012, 09:04 PM)
depends. if the battery was changed by the authorised service centre, it can be replaced under warranty if it fails within 12 months. but if you changed to a battery not from the authorised service centre, they will not replace the battery for you if it fails in less than 12 months. in all cases and whichever battery you choose, it should not affect your vehicle warranty.
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thumbup.gif thx for the reply ....anyway, this model seems released quite some time already right ? anyone check on the resell value?
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Hi. I want to know, is it okay for Peugeot 207 to use 195/55 instead of 185/60 standard size of tyre? Thank you.
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hi can know the battery to be used by 207 my car battery kena tukar during service so don't what battery type to choose. Probaly buying century
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why not someone start Peugeot 207 club?
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QUOTE(Daae @ Jan 5 2013, 09:07 PM)
Hi. I want to know, is it okay for Peugeot 207 to use 195/55 instead of 185/60 standard size of tyre? Thank you.
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i guess should be ok but best to check the tyre well clearance. don't forget to also get your ecu recalibrated for the new tyre size or the distance to empty reading will be wrong, the fuel consumption figure will be wrong and etc.
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maybe you could start one? there is a 206 club already. can have joint events too.
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i never start a club before and become owner.....maybe you can, can i just start a club? do i need any approval from the admin?

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i never start a club before and become owner.....maybe you can, can i just start a club? do i need any approval from the admin?
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join this bunch. they are all about the 2-series peugeot. fun group to join.

http://www.facebook.com/groups/my206club/

now they are talking about the coming 208.
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Hi all, greetings from Me.

Proud to tell that I am the last/final/closing buyer for 207 (according to my TTDI SA) and would like to share my exp. The FC is not bad, full tank getting around 600km (trunk road from Rawang - Sabak Bernam). The only disappointment is gear shifting mechanism. There is a strong jerk when accelerating and the transmission from N to D is very loose. I suspect something wrong with the gear box but couldn't imagine how serious. Anyone experiencing the same issue. Already complaint and booked for a checkup with Peugeot, hope they could resolve the prob.

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QUOTE(vimalakalai @ Apr 15 2013, 03:10 PM)
Hi all, greetings from Me.

Proud to tell that I am the last/final/closing buyer for 207 (according to my TTDI SA) and would like to share my exp. The FC is not bad, full tank getting around 600km (trunk road from Rawang - Sabak Bernam). The only disappointment is gear shifting mechanism. There is a strong jerk when accelerating and the transmission from N to D is very loose. I suspect something wrong with the gear box but couldn't imagine how serious. Anyone experiencing the same issue. Already complaint and booked for a checkup with Peugeot, hope they could resolve the prob.
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do try your best to get used to the transmission. it is a characteristic of the transmission and there is nothing wrong... seriously. it is not an issue. it is just how the transmission is built and programmed. you may not like this but the truth is that it was engineered not to be butter smooth like a japanese car. it was designed to provide you a sort of 'manual' feel everytime the car changes gears. this is simply because the designers preferred the manual to an auto and had no choice but to make an auto for auto hungry markets like ours. so, they made an auto that felt like a manual. i kid you not. just ask anyone who drives a peugeot with the same type of transmission. shift shock is a perfectly normal occurrence for the car.

if you are thinking you want to fix it, please hand over your car to your relative or sell it to someone else as it is perfectly normal already for what it is. if you don't like it now, you will absolutely hate it for the rest of your loan tenure so, please know your car. if you cannot accept it like it is, best to quickly let someone else who will have it instead. you can send your car to the centre a thousand times and complaint even more than that and even change the transmission to a new one but it will still be the same everytime you drive it. i hate to damper your hopes as it is a new car but it is just how it is.

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do try your best to get used to the transmission. it is a characteristic of the transmission and there is nothing wrong... seriously. it is not an issue. it is just how the transmission is built and programmed. you may not like this but the truth is that it was engineered not to be butter smooth like a japanese car. it was designed to provide you a sort of 'manual' feel everytime the car changes gears. this is simply because the designers preferred the manual to an auto and had no choice but to make an auto for auto hungry markets like ours. so, they made an auto that felt like a manual. i kid you not. just ask anyone who drives a peugeot with the same type of transmission.

if you are thinking you want to fix it, please hand over your car to your relative or sell it to someone else as it is perfectly normal already for what it is. if you don't like it now, you will absolutely hate it for the rest of your loan tenure so, please know your car. if you cannot accept it like it is, best to quickly let someone else who will have it instead. you can send your car to the centre a thousand times and complaint even more than that and even change the transmission to a new one but it will still be the same everytime you drive it. i hate to damper your hopes as it is a new car but it is just how it is.
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Oh thanks...thanks for your reply. You are absolutely right. I don't expect too much for a RM 63,000 PUG (including RM3000 service voucher), literally only RM 60,000. But apart from that, its a small powerful car. Hope the power remains with the low FC. Another downfall is the audio unit and I suspect it is not the audio unit, it is the speaker system. They may have fixed cheap speaker which results low quality sounds.
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most welcome. trust me, i have been driving one for 2 years already. but, i never got your kind of fuel consumption. rarely only i can get over 400km per full tank. so, you must be driving it better than i do.
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My cousin uncle bought 1 for his wife and she said that Rm10 for 4x km only...
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My cousin uncle bought 1 for his wife and she said that Rm10 for 4x km only...
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I practice a 'boring' driving without much acceleration, less overtaking and maintained just 90 on trunk roads and 110 on highways. Another thing, the absorber is a bit hard I guess, which makes the car quiet bumpy. It should be MacPherson right. My husband own a 408. Same MacPherson but so smooth.

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I practice a 'boring' driving without much acceleration, less overtaking and maintained just 90 on trunk roads and 110 on highways. Another thing, the absorber is a bit hard I guess, which makes the car quiet bumpy. It should be MacPherson right. My husband own a 408. Same MacPherson but so smooth.
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nothing to do with the type of suspension. check your tyre pressures. they could be over-inflated.
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Which SC provide good bfast and entertainment?? Is there any anyone have been??
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Which SC provide good bfast and entertainment?? Is there any anyone have been??
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don't think any offer breakfast... for now. but i think they all have some form of biscuits and coffee/tea. don't forget to make your appointment early to be on the safe side. remember you only have a 500km grace period or 2 weeks from your scheduled service. miss that and your warranty will be very, very tricky.

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can anyone tell me how much for a new battery?
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no more selling 207 ?
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no more selling 207 ?
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according to the website, 207 is history
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according to the website, 207 is history
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yup. stopped some time back already.
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QUOTE(vimalakalai @ Apr 15 2013, 04:57 PM)
I practice a 'boring' driving without much acceleration, less overtaking and maintained just 90 on trunk roads and 110 on highways. Another thing, the absorber is a bit hard I guess, which makes the car quiet bumpy. It should be MacPherson right. My husband own a 408. Same MacPherson but so smooth.
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You are doing 90-110 and complaint bumpy ride! Your tyres must be highly over inflated. Have it checked right away, or you'll soon see uneven tyre wear, center wearing off faster.
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yup. stopped some time back already.
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are we 207 owners screwed big time? spare parts how? i think 206 still has a stronger presence in Msia
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are we 207 owners screwed big time? spare parts how? i think 206 still has a stronger presence in Msia
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why do you think so? there are still parts for sure. furthermore, the long warranty compels the distributor to ensure that key parts are available as long as the cars are still on the road.

the 207 was also exported to thailand and for sure there should still be parts to support even them over there.

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ADVICE ; ALWAYS HAVE A SECOND SPARE CAR IF YOU WISH TO OWN A PEUGEOT. WHATEVER MODEL! nod.gif

I got my 207 last year and being a long Peugeot user, I kept a fully paid up Kancil at home as a spare! Actually the 207 needs a lot of maintenance, too bothersome in fact. In the last 8 months, I have visited the SC for 6 times and my mileage is only 16,000 km. The first was for the free service and the second was for a flooded tail light. It took them a month to replace it. Then came the second service! After that the battery conked out and another was replaced and that took a whole day! Not long after that I noticed that the firewall layer, a kind of glass wool separating the engine compartment and the cabin was separating into layers. A check with the SC says it will be covered by the warranty but as usual you need to make an appointment as they also need to check the availability of the parts.

One fine morning, while I was sending my daughter to work, the temperature gauge blew it's top and it started beeping. Immediately, I parked to the side and checked that the coolant have drained out.

THEN I CALLED THE 24 HOURS PEUGEOT ASSIST! A COMPUTER ASKED US TO CALL AT 8.30 AM !

I called my wife and ask her to bring lots of water. After refilling the radiator tank, she drove it back home while I took the Kancil to send my daughter to work. I called the SC and made the appointment with the SC. The next morning at the SC, an assessor came and check. He saw a tiny piece of plastic bag sticking to the side of the radiator. He says that is the fault but I said, " Radiator is dry" and you can see the water is leaking ! Then I asked him about the firewall's layer and he said the part has arrived and will change it also.

The NEXT day, I got a call and said that the car was involved in an accident and I have to pay for the radiator and labour charges. How can it be??? rclxub.gif This morning the assessor said no such thing and I am sure he can see if a car was involved in an accident or not! I went over and they are still adamant that the car was involved in an accident. I asked how can the assessor not see it in the morning. I tried to get hold of the SC manager but failed! They won't replace it under warranty so I determined that if they said it was an accident, then I can claim insurance , right? They were suprised at my remark and I added in, " What is the insurance for then?"

They passed the buck to the insurance claim department and luckily this man was more helpful. I have to make a police report and ...bla...bla...bla. The police sargeant was very sceptical and he suspected the SC was the one who caused the accident! I manged somehow and prepared the necessary documents and handed over to the claims manager. It is now almost 2 weeks I have not drive the car..........how long will it take? There's never an answer. We just have to wait............and wait...........and wait! rclxub.gif Except for a small scratch on the front bumper there was no sign.

I was lucky to have kept the Kancil and not traded it in. The problem with Peugeot is, for every small detail, you have to call and make an appointment, even to change a bulb. The 5 years warranty is actually a condition to hold your balls! cry.gif Do this elsewhere and you void your warranty, do that else where, same. After this claim, I will never take my car back there again even it still has 4 more years warranty! Sad thing is, you can't sell the car either as we have prepared that if you want to drive a Peugeot, never think of selling it as there is NO resale value. They are actually recouping even with a profit by tying you down 5 years. Imagine for just servicing your car, changing lub, checking brakes etc according to schedule, cost RM333 and this is without parts, just the labour , then imagine for 5 years! What if there are other parts? I heard that many has changed battery for RM500 after the first year, while we can get a better battery outside for RM280.

I have also checked outside that if the radiator was repaired outside, they only charge a little over RM400 and the bill at the SC was a whopping RM2000+. The leaking fibreglass housing can be be changed, just the housing. You don't need to change the whole aluminium fins. But this will void the warranty, right? Point is, why can't they do this service also? Why need to have the whole radiator changed? Now the claim is even for the whole bumper and painting on top of the radiator!

The car in the SC. How did the radiator housing broke is still a puzzle! The SC guys said a rock was flung into the engine compartment! I would have accepted if they just change the radiator housing instead now they are making claims for almost 10K.

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which service centre is this
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i drive my 207 hard. best i get is something like 420km for a full tank while i get about 390km if i drive like how i normally drive... fast. so, it depends on your right foot.
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Hi, I'm just checking if is normal for my Peugeot 207 to consume nearly 14litres/100km?
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QUOTE(silverjs @ Dec 12 2014, 05:21 PM)
Hi, I'm just checking if is normal for my Peugeot 207 to consume nearly 14litres/100km?
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Try having your ecu reset. Its a little unusual.

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now my 207 is running 3.5 year already .
got a problem when i driving , automatic gearbox faulty will display everyday .
then i need to turn off my car and start again .
this problem bother me a few month ago .
i sent my car to USJ , johor bahru service center also no one know what problem is this .
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QUOTE(ckman86 @ Jan 22 2015, 08:51 PM)
now my 207 is running 3.5 year already .
got a problem when i driving , automatic gearbox faulty will display everyday .
then i need to turn off my car and start again .
this problem bother me a few month ago .
i sent my car to USJ , johor bahru service center also no one know what problem is this .
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Not exactly saying that all Peugeots are bad but they are just not meant for humid tropical countries like Malaysia. Electronics in the car are more suited for cooler dry climates.
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QUOTE(ckman86 @ Jan 22 2015, 08:51 PM)
now my 207 is running 3.5 year already .
got a problem when i driving , automatic gearbox faulty will display everyday .
then i need to turn off my car and start again .
this problem bother me a few month ago .
i sent my car to USJ , johor bahru service center also no one know what problem is this .
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I think that is a known issue. Could be some sensor or something like that. Best to ask at the Peugeot Club FB page. Wait for someone called Andrew to give his input.
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I think that is a known issue. Could be some sensor or something like that. Best to ask at the Peugeot Club FB page. Wait for someone called Andrew to give his input.
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which FB page u mean ? do u mind to paste the link here ?thanks
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do any one know how much liter ATF need to change for 207?
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which FB page u mean ? do u mind to paste the link here ?thanks
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The AL4 GB is famous for solenoid valves failure. But no worries, simple work to replace them. Cost should be around RM700.
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https://www.facebook.com/PeugeotClubMalaysia?fref=ts
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Hi everyone. I am new to this forum.

I own a Peugeot 207 2012 model. Still under warranty. Recently I have been hearing a rattling sound inside the cabin when I switch on the air con. The sound has to do with the air con blower because it gets louder when I turn up the blower and softer when i turn it down. When I switch off the blower/air con completely, there is no sound. Very annoying! Feels like driving an old car. Anyone has had this problem and know whether the warranty will fix it?

Also the doors are a bit clangy - like a Proton. It has been so since day one. Any recommendation how I can soundproof the door better, where I can do this and what the cost would be to do that?

Would appreciate any feedback. Thank you.
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When is the timing belt need to be changed? every 60000? or 80000? Anyone has changed it outside from PeU SC, please share the cost and third party SC if possible. I am no more servicing with PeU since normal SC can identify & also resolve many hidden problems lately. Thanks.

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Hi All,

I'm looking at the 207 sedan prices for 2012 car, 20k +- can get.

hope to get some comments/inputs about the car. just need a simple daily driver.
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Hi All,

I'm looking at the 207 sedan prices for 2012 car, 20k +- can get.

hope to get some comments/inputs about the car. just need a simple daily driver.
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My friend bought one at year 2012 and it is a very old car based on 206 dated to around 2000. I recommend you to get local car over 207 because I drive a few times and it is not really that good unless you buying it for the brand.
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QUOTE(red-queen @ Aug 17 2016, 11:18 PM)
Hi All,

I'm looking at the 207 sedan prices for 2012 car, 20k +- can get.

hope to get some comments/inputs about the car. just need a simple daily driver.
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The 207 sold in Malaysia is actually a 206, which was launched in 1998. Yeah, they may be some updates here and there, like making the front end look ugly (the original 206 was a pretty cool looking car), and add an ugly boot at the back. 20k... that's a low price tag to be honest, but at this point it is an 18 year old car, even though it was only used for 4 years. Slightly outdated perhaps laugh.gif That being said, back in the day it was a decent car.

To be honest I can't think of anything half way recent with that price tag, though the Perodua Bezza may be an alternative. In terms of safety the Bezza should be better, in terms of ride and comfort I'd expect the Peugeot to win. FC the Bezza will be better again. Plus it's a brand new car... soooo... Another alternative could be the upcoming Proton Saga... it's even cheaper new than the Bezza, but if it is any better we'll have to see. It's based on the outgoing Saga FLX, but it might have some significant updates under the skin (the skin itself is new, like properly new).
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Don't Buy Peugeot ..... you will regret!!
See my bad experience
1 year went to service centre more than 10 times... annoying.....

Car Maintenance Records:
Date Issue Action Price Remarks
Jan-13 New car
Mar-13 Car service Tunning only
Mar-13 Car brake noise 1 time visit to settle
Apr-13 Back Bonnet got sound 1 time visit to settle
Apr-13 Front Bearing driver side got sound 3 times visit to settle
May-13 1st Car Service 10000KM
May-13 Front sharpe bearing lubricantion
Jun-13 Air bag fault alarm 3 times
Jul-13 Unable to start car Change new battery 1 time visit to settle
Jul-13 Air bag fault alarm Replace new sensor Failed
Aug-13 Air bag fault alarm Replace new sensor Done
Nov-13 2nd Car Service 20000KM

Parts hard to get, some parts need to import... no 2nd hand market value.... maintenance high....
and please have a SPARE CAR if you wish to own a Peugeot... because they do not have spare car to borrow you, you have to put you car in service centre few days to check or repair...

This post has been edited by Jimmi Choo: Aug 26 2016, 01:06 PM
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post Aug 26 2016, 11:52 AM

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QUOTE(Jimmi Choo @ Aug 26 2016, 11:40 AM)
Don't Buy Peugeot ..... you will regret!!
See my bad experience
1 year went to service centre more than 10 times... annoying.....

Car Maintenance Records:   
Date Issue Action Price Remarks
Jan-13 New car 
Mar-13 Car service Tunning only
Mar-13 Car brake noise  1 time visit to settle
Apr-13 Back Bonnet got sound  1 time visit to settle
Apr-13 Front Bearing driver side got sound  3 times visit to settle
May-13 1st Car Service 10000KM
May-13 Front sharpe bearing lubricantion 
Jun-13 Air bag fault alarm  3 times
Jul-13 Unable to start car Change new battery  1 time visit to settle
Jul-13 Air bag fault alarm Replace new sensor  Failed
Aug-13 Air bag fault alarm Replace new sensor  Done
Nov-13 2nd Car Service 20000KM

Parts hard to get, some parts need to import... no market value.... maintenance high....
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207? blink.gif
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post Aug 26 2016, 11:56 AM

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Yes, 207. My friend using 408 also having bad experience...
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post Aug 26 2016, 12:09 PM

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QUOTE(Jimmi Choo @ Aug 26 2016, 11:56 AM)
Yes, 207. My friend using 408 also having bad experience...
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Good advice. Don't touch French cars, they are very temperamental. French chic ok la... tongue.gif
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post Oct 13 2016, 07:37 PM

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guys, i need help...anyone know where can i get reliable peugeot mechanics? my 207 warranty has expired and i am in dire need of a mechanic to fix my overheating issue...my coolant leaked and i need to have a good mechanic to view it please help (T_T)
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post Mar 30 2017, 03:06 PM

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Dear sifus
I'm a 207 owner and i have a problem regarding to the audio system...hope anyone can help...
-The audio system shows "FULL" while im trying to connect with my phone via bluetooth
-the audio system shows " HUB ERR " while im trying to connect with my phone via USB cable or AUX.
Most of the time I just want to listen some music while im driving but Radio channels do too much advertising crap

thanks for the help in advance!!

This post has been edited by DarkMoon6362: Mar 30 2017, 03:06 PM
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QUOTE(dkliew @ Jun 2 2011, 05:35 PM)
tested drive Mazda2, Fiesta, Vios and 207 in April.

bought 207 at the end smile.gif it is a happy car and loving it. at the price of 70k.
CP value is high enough.

dun mention of the crappy door built. it is a good car ~
pick up and handling the best among the same range car.

just my 2 cents. 
from a happy peugeot user~ if i am rich i will get 308CC or RCZ~
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do you still love it?
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post Jan 12 2023, 10:06 AM

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QUOTE(68 others @ Jan 12 2023, 09:07 AM)
do you still love it?
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u aim sedan or hatch back type
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QUOTE(ktek @ Jan 12 2023, 10:06 AM)
u aim sedan or hatch back type
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i just wondering if he regret his purchase or not.
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QUOTE(Jimmi Choo @ Aug 26 2016, 11:40 AM)
Don't Buy Peugeot ..... you will regret!!
See my bad experience
1 year went to service centre more than 10 times... annoying.....

Car Maintenance Records:   
Date Issue Action Price Remarks
Jan-13 New car 
Mar-13 Car service Tunning only
Mar-13 Car brake noise  1 time visit to settle
Apr-13 Back Bonnet got sound  1 time visit to settle
Apr-13 Front Bearing driver side got sound  3 times visit to settle
May-13 1st Car Service 10000KM
May-13 Front sharpe bearing lubricantion 
Jun-13 Air bag fault alarm  3 times
Jul-13 Unable to start car Change new battery  1 time visit to settle
Jul-13 Air bag fault alarm Replace new sensor  Failed
Aug-13 Air bag fault alarm Replace new sensor  Done
Nov-13 2nd Car Service 20000KM

Parts hard to get, some parts need to import... no 2nd hand market value.... maintenance high....
and please have a SPARE CAR if you wish to own a Peugeot... because they do not have spare car to borrow you, you have to put you car in service centre few days to check or repair...
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PUG is well known for making you pull your hair out in frustration with never ending problems one after the other for prolonged periods of time. Countless warnings given by ex PUG owners... yet there are still many weirdos who think : hey, how nice if I can buy a Pug and enjoy the hell Pug owners go through!'. rclxms.gif

 

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