This is the 2006 Peugeot 207 1.4 16v SE—the small French hatchback that proves you don’t need a spaceship dashboard or 500 horsepower to get around in style. Under the bonnet sits a plucky 1.4-litre petrol engine producing 90 bhp. It’s not going to set your hair on fire, but it will get you where you’re going with the sort of easy charm only the French seem to manage. Official combined fuel economy? 44.8 mpg—that’s sipping, not guzzling. ULEZ? Yes—it’s petrol and Euro 4, so it glides past the cameras without the government snatching coins from your pocket. Insurance? Just Group 8, which is about as gentle on your wallet as a warm croissant on a Sunday morning. Mileage? 90,000—which, for a petrol engine that’s been looked after, is barely middle age. And speaking of care, it’s had one former keeper and comes with a clean MOT, so there’s no hidden nastiness lurking. Spec-wise, the SE trim gives you all the niceties: alloy wheels, air conditioning, remote locking, electric windows all round, panoramic glass roof for that open-air feeling without your hair blowing away, and a CD player for when you’re feeling retro. The cabin is comfy, airy, and not overcomplicated—just straightforward motoring done well. It’s light, nimble, and easy to park, making it perfect for city runs, but with just enough comfort to handle the odd motorway trip without feeling like you’ve been sat on by an elephant.