2003 Peugeot 607 2.2 HDi SE 115k in Ireland

[eoin27]

Year: 2003
Engine size: 2.2 HDi 115k mils. 42mpg. Timing belt done at 80k. Fully serviced. Needs absolutely nothing.
Trim level: SE
Spec list: (Breathes in deeply) Electric seats and mirrors with memory, 4 Heated seats, 6 Disc CD, 12 Speaker audio, Alarm, Parking aid, Electrically operated rear sunblind, dual-zone climate control (a/c works), 4 electric one-touch windows, 17" standard alloys, Plush velour upholstry (two velour upholstry types were avaliable, this stuff is the better type. Much more comfortable than any car seat ive ever been in), refrigerated glove box, electrochrome rear view mirror, Auto lights/Wipers, 8 airbags, ESP/ASR (traction control), electrically folding mirrors, electric boot opening. Remote key opens boot, folds mirrors, closes windows, activates alarm, deadlocks car. Self-diagnostic system (points out tyre pressure issues, specific bulbs that are faulty (extremely handy), fuel flap open warning, any engine/braking faults)
Modifications: standard
Colour: Silver/Grey (you know the one)
MOT (NCT) 06/2011
Service history: Full Main Dealer
Defects: Small chip paint on front bumper. Otherwise perfect
Where the car is located: Limerick, Ireland
Photos will certainly help and I will upload them asap

Price €6k ono

Im just putting this ad up to gauge your feedback and advice. I dont expect too much response from this site for the sale itself. opinions welcome.

(Also put an identical ad on the coupe club)

[eoin27]

If you please

[steve_earwig]

6 thousand Eurines? What's wrong with it??

Oh, hold on...

[Johnny]

good luck with the sale but i have to say that by far has the most plastic in an engine bay i've ever seen.

[eoin27]

good luck with the sale but i have to say that by far has the most plastic in an engine bay i've ever seen.

Ha. True. It all looks good when cleaning it up but you just try to change a bulb in that thing

[steve_earwig]

Newer cars are worse, just one big cover with the dipstick and oil filler poking through. All it needs is a label with "no user serviceable parts inside" and they're done