Citroen C1, Peugeot 107 or Toyota Aygo

OddballJamie

Rachel- wrote: »

I'd have to recommend the Aygo. Why buy a C1 or 107 when they're giving a shorter warranty. All 3 Peugeot dealerships I've ever been in have had poor customer service, and my opinion of the local Citroen dealer isn't good either.

On the other hand, I've always found the staff at my local Toyota dealership to be excellent, and I've been a customer of theirs for over 10 years.

Price might come down to it too. I've seen brand new 107s for less than £6k for sale, don't think you can get a new Aygo for close to that.

Yolina

The thread is from 2007 I'm sure the OP has decided which by now :rotfl:

Rachel-_2

OddballJamie wrote: »

Price might come down to it too. I've seen brand new 107s for less than £6k for sale, don't think you can get a new Aygo for close to that.

On Peugeot's own site they're listing the cheapest 107 for £7195.

OddballJamie

Rachel- wrote: »

On Peugeot's own site they're listing the cheapest 107 for £7195.

Who buys a car off the manufacturers website?

I've seen online brokers selling 107s for as little as £5700.
Do a search on HUKD and you will see all the past offers on them.

Rachel-_2

OddballJamie wrote: »

Who buys a car off the manufacturers website?

I've seen online brokers selling 107s for as little as £5700.
Do a search on HUKD and you will see all the past offers on them.

Here in NI most people don't really use online brokers. In fact I've never come across anyone who's used one. Here people still go to the dealer.

OddballJamie

Rachel- wrote: »

Here in NI most people don't really use online brokers. In fact I've never come across anyone who's used one. Here people still go to the dealer.

Even at the dealer no one should be paying the RRP for a 107/C1/Aygo. Use the brokers price to get the price down.

All the online brokers do is haggle the best deal for you and then the cheapest main dealer supplies the vehicle.