Used Peugeot 307 Feline 2.0. Fully Equipped Mid-Size Hatchback with a Powerful Engine and Popular Car Price in the Used Car Market
The used Peugeot 307 Feline 2.0 is one of those models that breaks the prejudice against French cars in Brazil. While many avoid the brand due to supposed high maintenance costs, the Feline delivers a package of performance, comfort, and safety that still impresses — and for a price that rivals basic 1.0 hatchbacks.
In the FIPE Table for August 2025, its average price is R$ 28,500, offering a 2.0 16V engine with up to 151 hp, high-level finishing, and features that many entry-level new cars still do not offer.
Overview and Positioning

Launched in Brazil in 2002, the 307 underwent updates until it ended production in 2011. The Feline version was the top of the line, focusing on sophistication, performance, and a complete package of equipment.
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At the time, it competed in the market with Ford Focus, VW Golf, and Fiat Stilo, but stood out for its panoramic sunroof, six airbags, and refined finishing — items rare in the segment.
Technical Specifications
- Engine: 2.0 16V EW10A Flex
- Power: 151 hp (ethanol) / 143 hp (gasoline)
- Torque: up to 22.0 kgfm
- Transmission: 5-speed manual or 4-speed AL4 automatic
- Suspension: independent on all four wheels
- Brakes: disc brakes on all four wheels, with ABS and EBD
- Trunk: 341 liters
- Weight: ~1,310 kg
- 0–100 km/h Acceleration: ~9.6 s (manual)
- Top Speed: ~206 km/h (manual)
Performance and Fuel Consumption
In PBEV/Inmetro:
- Gasoline: 8.5 km/l (city) | 12.1 km/l (highway)
- Ethanol: 6.0 km/l (city) | 8.5 km/l (highway)
The manual version is more agile and economical. The automatic is comfortable, but the AL4 transmission requires oil change every 40,000 km to avoid failures.
Comfort and Equipment
The interior space is roomy, with leather seats, dual-zone digital air conditioning, and fixed panoramic sunroof. The driving position is adjustable, and the acoustic insulation ensures quiet trips.
On the equipment list: six airbags, cruise control, onboard computer, 16-inch wheels, and electric mirrors — items that are still not standard in many new hatchbacks.
Safety
Even without a specific Latin NCAP rating, Euro NCAP awarded 4 stars to the 307 with similar specifications. The model combines robust structure, efficient brakes, and a comprehensive airbag package as a differential in the category.
Maintenance and Points of Attention
The 307 Feline is reliable when well cared for. Special attention to:
- Wear on the rear suspension (bushings and bearings)
- AL4 automatic transmission, which requires strict preventive maintenance
- Check the operation of the sunroof and internal electronics
Wear parts have accessible prices and good availability in the parallel market. Specific items may cost more, but are still available.
Price and Depreciation
With an average price around R$ 28,000, the model has already undergone most of its depreciation. Those who buy today tend to lose little value in the coming years, as long as the car is well maintained.
Is It Worth It?
If the goal is to have a fully equipped, comfortable mid-size hatchback with above-average performance for the price of a used popular car, the used Peugeot 307 Feline 2.0 is an intelligent purchase. But, like any more sophisticated car, it requires an owner attentive to maintenance.
Have you ever owned a used Peugeot 307 Feline 2.0? Do you think it’s worth more than a popular 1.0 in the same price range? Share your experience in the comments.

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