Peugeot 307 Facts for Kids

The Peugeot 307 is a cool car made by the French company Peugeot. It took the place of the 306 model in 2001. The 307 got a fresh new look in 2005 and was later replaced by the 308 in 2007. The same car platform used for the 307 was also used for the Citroën C4. The Peugeot 307 was quite popular and sold many cars, and its reliability got better with newer versions.

Different Types of Peugeot 307
Engine Choices for the 307
- Petrol Engines
- Diesel Engines
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Different Types of Peugeot 307

The Peugeot 307 came in several different styles, so there was a car for everyone!

This is the 3-door hatchback version. It has two main doors and a back hatch.
This is the 5-door hatchback. It has four main doors and a back hatch, making it easy for more people to get in and out.
The 307 CC is a 2-door coupé/cabriolet. This means it's a sporty car that can be a hardtop coupé or a convertible with a roof that folds down!
This is the 5-door station wagon, also known as the 307 SW. It has a longer back, perfect for carrying more luggage or gear.

Engine Choices for the 307

The Peugeot 307 offered a variety of engines, giving drivers different options for power and fuel type.

Petrol Engines

Petrol engines are also known as gasoline engines. Here are some of the options that were available:

1.4 with 55 kW (75 horsepower)
1.4 16V with 65 kW (88 horsepower)
1.6 16V with 80 kW (109 horsepower)
2.0 16V with 100 kW (136 horsepower) or 103 kW (140 horsepower)
2.0 16V RC with 130 kW (177 horsepower) – this was the most powerful petrol engine!

Diesel Engines

Diesel engines are often known for being fuel-efficient. The 307 had several diesel options:

1.4 HDi with 50 kW (68 horsepower)
1.6 HDi with 66 kW (90 horsepower) or 80 kW (109 horsepower)
2.0 HDi with 66 kW (90 horsepower), 79 kW (107 horsepower), 80 kW (109 horsepower), or 100 kW (136 horsepower)