The PEUGEOT 207 (2006-09) 2DR COUPE CABRIOLET 1.6 16V THP 150 GT is a small, sporty convertible based on Peugeot’s popular supermini, with a folding hard roof rather than a conventional fabric hood. It sits between everyday hatchbacks and more specialised open-top cars, bringing four-seat practicality with a livelier feel. Mycarcheck.com has recorded nine look-ups covering five distinct cars, so its figures are a modest snapshot, not a broad reliability verdict. The average private-sale value was £2,100, with average recorded mileage of 78,000 and around 4.2 previous keepers. The estimated annual mileage, 2,000, is notably low for everyday use. With its turbocharged 1.6-litre petrol engine, the GT feels brisk and engaging, while its folding roof adds all-weather security. It suits couples seeking relaxed weekend open-air trips and distinctive style, rather than maximum space or economy. Compared with the Vauxhall Tigra, it offers a characterful, practical take on a familiar supermini.