Just that really? We are looking at a 2l second hande one as we only need extra seats v occasionally and I just like how it is slightly bigger than an estate..what do people think of these to drive and maintain? Its diesel many thanks..

Can't really comment on that exact model but I had a 307 and it was the worst car I've ever had . Terrible build quality with things literally falling of it . It was only 9 months old when I bought it too . Would avoid Peugeot like the plague now .

My dad has one - he says he's been happy with it so far. He doesn't need the extra seats (they just stay in the garage), but we find the extra space v useful when we all go away as we can fit all our bikes (4 including dd's) in the back with the seats down! It's economical and drives fine. I find it easier to park than my Audi Dad's last car was also a 307 and he had no major problems with it.

I drive a 2004, 307 estate (7 seater) 2.0 hdi. I LOVE it. It's the most economical, efficient car I've owned and it helps make my life easier on a daily basis. I childmind, and sometimes end up at school getting a frantic phonecall from a parent that they can't make it and can I grab their kids for them. It suits my needs.
It costs £130 in tax a year, insurance is good and fuel economy being a diesel is great. Costs £70 for a tank and I get approx 600 miles out of it. Ours has the panoramic roof which is nice, it's got some good gadgets on it that I like and it drives really nicely. Tyres aren't ridiculously expensive, the only thing to watch out for is the fuel additive. Can be a bit pricey, just check when it was last refilled before buying.

I took all the seats out the other day to fit something in and was surprised how cavernous the space inside was. I've driven a lot of different cars but this is one that I'll be hanging onto.

the only thing to watch out for is the fuel additive

What fuel additive does it need?