Head Gasket starting to leak at 67000miles, not bad for a car of its mileage.
If you maintain it well, it will reliably serve you for years.
I have had this 306 for roughly 7 years now and it has been a good car. Its performance has enhanced with age and it still looks modern unlike similarly aged Ford's and Vauxhall's.
So far, I have had no reliability problems, the performance is adequate although the little 1.4 must be pushed. It is comfortable with nice seats for a small car.
I would recommend it to anyone looking for a first car. The car has been in my family since new and I've had it since mid 2003. One essential thing to do is fit a quality alarm system as an immobilizer alone is not sufficient.
I've noticed no serious wear or tear and it has done me proud, always starts regardless of conditions and handles well.
I agree!
I have had my Genoa for 10 months now, covered around 8000 miles in this time and had no problems at all. The car is creeping up to 100,000 miles and is still very responsive, handles superbly, very economical, very comfortable, extremely reliable and doesn't have a spec of rust anywhere. I did need to have a battery change at 95,000 miles when the cold winter killed the old one, and have had the head gasket changed at around 97,000 miles, that's good in my book! The engine is only a 1.4, but has excellent acceleration and can get from 30-60 in just a few seconds. I would recommend this car to anybody who wants a good reliable, economical and enjoyable car. Thanks Peugeot!!!