Introducing the Peugeot 407, available in sedan, estate (SW), and coupe variants—a large family car that combines striking aesthetics with a focus on unparalleled ride comfort. A hallmark of the late 2000s, the 407 is not just any vehicle; it’s a statement of style and practicality. With a production span concluding in 2010, those looking for this model should be prepared to maintain its unique qualities and appreciate its artistry.
Common issues for the 407 include electrical faults - especially around central locking. Suspension wear is common and can also lead to MOT failures. Keep an especially close eye on the diesel models where DPF issues can occur.
When getting a WOF for the 407 you will want to keep a close eye on suspension and rust. Structural rust along the sills is known to be an issue with these cars. Ensure adequate function of lights, especially the rear lights as faults can occur.
As the Peugeot 407 ages, it's crucial to ensure that the vehicle has a complete service history. Listen closely for any knocking sounds from the suspension system and keep a lookout for common issues such as electrical faults, particularly around the central locking system. Popular maintenance intervals include checking the cooling system around 150,000 km, where components like the water pump, thermostat, and radiator should be inspected. But don’t worry; you can easily find the parts you need. If you're looking to maintain your brakes, whether front or rear, we offer comprehensive brake service packs to help keep you safe on the road. Likewise, regular oil changes every 10,000 km are crucial for engine longevity, ensuring peak performance. To keep your filtration systems in check, remember to inspect your air and oil filters regularly, especially as the vehicle gets older. Check out our Cooling, Braking, and Filtration categories for reliable parts and services you can trust!