Peugeot 307CC - Got love a Frenchie for summer!

[@deiu9999]

Very good engine and good car overall.. I have a second hand 307 hatchback with 2.0 hdi from 2003, very good car. But be careful, these engines are not so water friendly, especially because 307 is very sensitive with the electronic part...

[@chrissimpson4051]

I’m not planning on taking it swimming. This one is a 2L petrol, runs great.

[@deiu9999]

@@chrissimpson4051 I was referring to the fact that you washed the engine, in this sense. :)

[@chrissimpson4051]

@@deiu9999 arrrgh right right, nah all good there, definitely needed a clean there! Still need to cut and polish it, roof is now working, new tyres on soon!

[@deiu9999]

@@chrissimpson4051 Hehe, all right then.. I am waiting for the second part. 😁

[@eduardoaguilar9010]

THE REMARKABLE DETAILS OF THE 307CC The roof mechanism of the 307CC was produced by the originally germany company named "CTS Car Top Systems", originally subsidiary of Porsche AG which produces the roof mechanisms of Ferrari F430, Mercedes SLK, SL and Porsche Boxster, Chevrolet Corvette, Cadillac XLR and Lexus' convertible series. The rear led lights of the 307CCs were produced by the German company "AL Automotive Lightening", which produced the rear led lights of the Audi R8 in 2008. The tiptronic automatic transmission of the 2.0 version of the 307CC was propietary and manufactured by Porsche. The piston rods, pistons and other piston elements in the engine of the 2.0 180 hp Sport version of the 307CC were manufactured by "Mahle", which manufactures piston sets in Ferrari's Formula 1 vehicles. Peugeot participated in the World Rally Championships in 2004 and 2005 with 307CC. Peugeot equipped the 2.0 180 hp Sport version with a 4x4 rally kit, boosting its engine with turbo and reaching 580 NM torque and 315 hp. The 307CC WRC won the Rally Finland with Marcus Grönholm in 2004, the Rally of Finland with Marcus Grönholm in 2005, and the Rally of Japan with Marcus Grönholm in 2005. Related news sources: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AL-Automotive_Lighting en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CTS_Fahrzeug-Dachsysteme www.carpages.co.uk/.../peugeot-307cc-review-part... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot_307_WRC

[@eduardoaguilar9010]

THE REMARKABLE DETAILS OF THE 307CC The roof mechanism of the 307CC was produced by the originally germany company named "CTS Car Top Systems", originally subsidiary of Porsche AG which produces the roof mechanisms of Ferrari F430, Mercedes SLK, SL and Porsche Boxster, Chevrolet Corvette, Cadillac XLR and Lexus' convertible series. The rear led lights of the 307CCs were produced by the German company "AL Automotive Lightening", which produced the rear led lights of the Audi R8 in 2008. The tiptronic automatic transmission of the 2.0 version of the 307CC was propietary and manufactured by Porsche. The piston rods, pistons and other piston elements in the engine of the 2.0 180 hp Sport version of the 307CC were manufactured by "Mahle", which manufactures piston sets in Ferrari's Formula 1 vehicles. Peugeot participated in the World Rally Championships in 2004 and 2005 with 307CC. Peugeot equipped the 2.0 180 hp Sport version with a 4x4 rally kit, boosting its engine with turbo and reaching 580 NM torque and 315 hp. The 307CC WRC won the Rally Finland with Marcus Grönholm in 2004, the Rally of Finland with Marcus Grönholm in 2005, and the Rally of Japan with Marcus Grönholm in 2005. Related news sources: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AL-Automotive_Lighting en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CTS_Fahrzeug-Dachsysteme www.carpages.co.uk/.../peugeot-307cc-review-part... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot_307_WRC

[@agozieanosike5109]

Were you able to fix the roof? what was the problem? and how much did it cost?

[@TheBuildRoom]

Throw an ozone machine in it mate - only real way to really get rid of that smoke smell long term. Probably needs a cabin filter too.

[@brianthwaites2397]

mine has the Blaupunkt 5 cd changer sterio

[@eduardoaguilar9010]

THE REMARKABLE DETAILS OF THE 307CC The roof mechanism of the 307CC was produced by the originally germany company named "CTS Car Top Systems", originally subsidiary of Porsche AG which produces the roof mechanisms of Ferrari F430, Mercedes SLK, SL and Porsche Boxster, Chevrolet Corvette, Cadillac XLR and Lexus' convertible series. The rear led lights of the 307CCs were produced by the German company "AL Automotive Lightening", which produced the rear led lights of the Audi R8 in 2008. The tiptronic automatic transmission of the 2.0 136 hp version of the 307CC was manufactured by Porsche. The piston rods, pistons and other piston elements in the engine of the 2.0 180 hp Sport version of the 307CC were manufactured by "Mahle", which manufactures piston sets in Ferrari's Formula 1 vehicles. Peugeot participated in the World Rally Championships in 2004 and 2005 with 307CC. Peugeot equipped the 2.0 180 hp Sport version with a 4x4 rally kit, boosting its engine with turbo and reaching 580 NM torque and 315 hp. The 307CC WRC won the Rally Finland with Marcus Grönholm in 2004, the Rally of Finland with Marcus Grönholm in 2005, and the Rally of Japan with Marcus Grönholm in 2005. Related news sources: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AL-Automotive_Lighting en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CTS_Fahrzeug-Dachsysteme www.carpages.co.uk/.../peugeot-307cc-review-part... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot_307_WRC

[@AltinakisGeorge]

Hi there from Greece. 😉🇬🇷 I own the same 307cc for a year and let me tell you it's a headturner. 😁 It's a very nice car for traveling or hanging around with the roof down. You must open your roof every now and then to maintain all the system working. Please considering lubrication every e.g. 4-5 months. It's very cheap and very easy to keep it shiny and new. Best wishes from me, the emotions you will have with this car are limitless. 🌟 I own a 307cc fan page on Facebook under the name "Peugeot 307cc World". Please join us there and be one of us. Also if you want find me on Facebook with my name "Altinakis George" to see my love for this car. Enjoy life! 🍀🌟💪🙂

[@eduardoaguilar9010]

THE REMARKABLE DETAILS OF THE 307CC The roof mechanism of the 307CC was produced by the originally germany company named "CTS Car Top Systems", originally subsidiary of Porsche AG which produces the roof mechanisms of Ferrari F430, Mercedes SLK, SL and Porsche Boxster, Chevrolet Corvette, Cadillac XLR and Lexus' convertible series. The rear led lights of the 307CCs were produced by the German company "AL Automotive Lightening", which produced the rear led lights of the Audi R8 in 2008. The tiptronic automatic transmission of the 2.0 136 hp version of the 307CC was manufactured by Porsche. The piston rods, pistons and other piston elements in the engine of the 2.0 180 hp Sport version of the 307CC were manufactured by "Mahle", which manufactures piston sets in Ferrari's Formula 1 vehicles. Peugeot participated in the World Rally Championships in 2004 and 2005 with 307CC. Peugeot equipped the 2.0 180 hp Sport version with a 4x4 rally kit, boosting its engine with turbo and reaching 580 NM torque and 315 hp. The 307CC WRC won the Rally Finland with Marcus Grönholm in 2004, the Rally of Finland with Marcus Grönholm in 2005, and the Rally of Japan with Marcus Grönholm in 2005. Related news sources: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AL-Automotive_Lighting en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CTS_Fahrzeug-Dachsysteme www.carpages.co.uk/.../peugeot-307cc-review-part... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot_307_WRC

[@martymartin2894]

Do the babes like it lol.

[@iannickCZ]

I see you are also missing back light cover, well I lost left and right just by 3 years. It is almost impossible to find any complete set, each cost me about 180€ even this tiny plexi-glass cost no more than 5€. Thumb down for this Peugeot.

[@eduardoaguilar9010]

THE REMARKABLE DETAILS OF THE 307CC The roof mechanism of the 307CC was produced by the originally germany company named "CTS Car Top Systems", originally subsidiary of Porsche AG which produces the roof mechanisms of Ferrari F430, Mercedes SLK, SL and Porsche Boxster, Chevrolet Corvette, Cadillac XLR and Lexus' convertible series. The rear led lights of the 307CCs were produced by the German company "AL Automotive Lightening", which produced the rear led lights of the Audi R8 in 2008. The tiptronic automatic transmission of the 2.0 136 hp version of the 307CC was manufactured by Porsche. The piston rods, pistons and other piston elements in the engine of the 2.0 180 hp Sport version of the 307CC were manufactured by "Mahle", which manufactures piston sets in Ferrari's Formula 1 vehicles. Peugeot participated in the World Rally Championships in 2004 and 2005 with 307CC. Peugeot equipped the 2.0 180 hp Sport version with a 4x4 rally kit, boosting its engine with turbo and reaching 580 NM torque and 315 hp. The 307CC WRC won the Rally Finland with Marcus Grönholm in 2004, the Rally of Finland with Marcus Grönholm in 2005, and the Rally of Japan with Marcus Grönholm in 2005. Related news sources: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AL-Automotive_Lighting en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CTS_Fahrzeug-Dachsysteme www.carpages.co.uk/.../peugeot-307cc-review-part... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot_307_WRC

[@martymartin2894]

Same happen to me I lost one side and put lens tape then decided to reseal other side before I lost it too. I drove too hardware and bought sealant but it was a wet day so I said I will do it Tomorrow when dry. Would u believe it 2 days later when I decide to stick the remaining lens, to my horror it too had fallen off.

[@funk80funk70]

Where are you from ?

[@chrissimpson4051]

Aussie mate!

[@chrissimpson4051]

Sorry funk 80, deleted you comment by accident! Yes we’re going into summer here in Perth. Summers here are amazing! Winter time for you now!

[@funk80funk70]

@@chrissimpson4051 you are lucky we were there in june everyone is enjoying the car i have the same blue in diese

[@eduardoaguilar9010]

THE REMARKABLE DETAILS OF THE 307CC The roof mechanism of the 307CC was produced by the originally germany company named "CTS Car Top Systems", originally subsidiary of Porsche AG which produces the roof mechanisms of Ferrari F430, Mercedes SLK, SL and Porsche Boxster, Chevrolet Corvette, Cadillac XLR and Lexus' convertible series. The rear led lights of the 307CCs were produced by the German company "AL Automotive Lightening", which produced the rear led lights of the Audi R8 in 2008. The tiptronic automatic transmission of the 2.0 136 hp version of the 307CC was manufactured by Porsche. The piston rods, pistons and other piston elements in the engine of the 2.0 180 hp Sport version of the 307CC were manufactured by "Mahle", which manufactures piston sets in Ferrari's Formula 1 vehicles. Peugeot participated in the World Rally Championships in 2004 and 2005 with 307CC. Peugeot equipped the 2.0 180 hp Sport version with a 4x4 rally kit, boosting its engine with turbo and reaching 580 NM torque and 315 hp. The 307CC WRC won the Rally Finland with Marcus Grönholm in 2004, the Rally of Finland with Marcus Grönholm in 2005, and the Rally of Japan with Marcus Grönholm in 2005. Related news sources: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AL-Automotive_Lighting en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CTS_Fahrzeug-Dachsysteme www.carpages.co.uk/.../peugeot-307cc-review-part... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot_307_WRC