Peugeot makes the 407 in three distinct versions: saloon, SW (estate) and this rather luxurious-looking Coupé. To a squinting, untrained eye it could just be a big BMW coupe or even an Aston Martin, but even though it’s neither, this comfy tourer has other cards up it sleeve.
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In theory, the 407 Coupe should hold its value well. However, in practice I’d advise that you source a good used example that has already suffered the dreaded depreciation. Fuel consumption is reasonable at 33.2mpg combined, and, as mentioned, that coupled with a 67 litre tank that gives an impressive range. It’s also a fine looking car with sleek and graceful styling from the front axle rearwards, but its looks are impaired by a slightly awkward front end appearance and a very long front-end overhang, so sadly its not the beauty that its 406 Coupe predecessor was. All in all though, this 407 Coupe is a highly capable, well equipped long-distance cruiser for two.
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