Peugeot 307 2007 Dark Red Automatic Used for Sale in Giza
322,000 EGP Max.
345,000 EGP
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Peugeot 307 for sale in Giza, model year 2007, in dark red. This one's the coupe cabriolet version, so you get the hardtop that folds and a sportier look compared to the regular sedan. Asking price is 400,000 EGP, and there's some room to move on that because the car needs a little work — up to 50,000 EGP can be deducted from the asking price to cover whatever maintenance comes up. It's a used car listed on a few marketplaces, and if you're browsing used cars for sale in Giza, this might be worth putting on your list. The 307 is known for its handling, and the automatic transmission shifts fine. Interior is dark and matches the exterior reasonably well. The car was posted recently, so the condition is exactly as described here. For anyone familiar with the Peugeot 307 platform, these are solid daily drivers once the known little issues are sorted. No major accidents claimed, just the usual wear for a car from 2007.
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