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.

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   

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.