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Good: Cheap to run and insurance, economical but perky 1.0-litre engine, good fun to drive, tiny dimensions mean it's a doddle to park, decent cabin room even for taller drivers, ideal first car, four star Euro NCAP rating.
Bad: Not good for long motorway journeys, some reported problems with leaks.
Good: The spirit of the 205 revived. Packed with personality. Fun to drive, safe, and decent quality.
Bad: No design classic.
Good: Improves on the 206 CC in every single area. An impressive coupe-cabriolet.
Bad: Too cramped in the rear for adults to sit comfortably for long.
Good: Smart-looking, practical, versatile junior estate with some fine engines. Alternative to a small MPV.
Bad: List prices not cheap.
Good: Astonishingly good to drive, as well as practical, economical and sensibly priced.
Bad: Dumpy looks.
Good: Five-star crash test rating. Fantastic THP 150 petrol engine and fantastic handling make it huge fun to drive. HDi 90 120g/km.
Bad: The looks. High boot lip makes body stronger but boot harder to load.
Good: 2nd generation CC, improved over 307CC, good range of engines and transmissions, handles well, likely to be more robust than 307CC.
Bad: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Optional 18" wheels with 225/40s don't help the ride.
Good: Versatile update of 307SW on 308 floorpan. 3 x ISOFIX sliding, folding centre rear seats. Excellent handling. THP150 6-speed best.
Bad: Not much. Centre seats have to be slid back before then can be tipped for people to get out of the back.
Good: Terrific 2.2 diesel engine, excellent handling and decent off-road ability. Well equipped.
Bad: It's strictly a 5+2 because the rearmost seats are for small children only.
Good: Good, sharp steering and handling. Excellent 2.2 173PS diesel engine.
Bad: Big overhang at the front. Rear seats horribly claustrophobic.
Good: 2.7 V6 diesel auto extraordinarily quiet at high speed.
Bad: Model did not take off in the UK, so big discounts in 2007.
Good: Striking good looks, well equipped and sharp handling. Five-star crash test rating. Good value second-hand.
Bad: Not as roomy as some rival estates. Poor result in 2007 JD Power Customer Satisfaction Survey.
Good: Roomy, full 7-seat MPV with disappearing rearmost seats, 2,500 litre capacity, good ride quality and decent driver appeal. Very comfortable. Well priced.
Bad: Understeers predictably and controllably when pushed on greasy roads. Good, but not a sporty drive.
Good: Seats up to nine people and has stacks of safety and comfort kit. Useful height-adjustable suspension and sliding rear doors on both sides.
Bad: Van-based looks won't turn heads, should that kind of thing bother you.
Good: Really perky, fun to drive small electric town car with 90mile range. Fuel cost for 10,000 miles a mere £210.
Bad: £415 a month 4 year all-inclusive lease is still expensive for the sort of elderly people who would really benefit from this car.
Good: Excellent Multi Activity Family Vehicle based on C4/308 floorpan so with fine, car-like handling. Comfortable, hugely versatile and very useful.
Bad: Car snobs need not apply.
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