Used Peugeot Cars for Sale near Erie, PA

For its age, good car to drive and exquisite comfort. Build quality could be better but I have never had any problems. I have owned this car for 15 years so it seems to be a good one. It has a cute appearance and looks 70-ties cool inside. It's very economical to drive and the fun is that no one (almost) no one owns a similar car. And of course, it's not american!!!

This has been in my ownership for 7 years and in my mums for twenty before that. It still only has 40k on the clock and is so adorable. Ultra reliable, fantastic looks and goes really quite well for its age, what more could you ask. Everyone to stare at you....that comes as standard!

Have loved driving her, she is smooth and freindly. Allows you to feel the road, a beautifull classic french interior, and the smell of summer.

Nice soft ride so comfortable, my first diesel car.

I developed an affection for this vehicle when it was given to me when I couldn't get payed for playing bass in a Christian rock group. It was love at first sight. She was cheap, she was a whore, but I loved her passionately. The more you mistreated her the more she liked it. Every once in awhile you had to slap her to show her who's boss. She wised up fast and ran for awhile and quit complaining. Everyonce in a while you would admire her french engineering but wouldn't tell her so and would buy her a new air filter to keep her on the up and up. She wouldn't let just anybody change her oil. You'd have to purchase a Peugeot oil pan drain plug special wrench to do the trick. I cheated her a few times by using a 3/8 extensions drive to get to her inner parts. Once I painted her forest green and she looked spiffy all decked out with her red or yellow side markers that looked like cheap jewelry. Her rear end looked good from all angles--I saw a few roll royces that had similar lines but I regret never having told her so. I wished I would have told her. But I think she knew it. When she passed away I wore a french foreign legion kepi hat and had the bugler blow a dirge. Like the french foreign legion--she just faded away.