The PEUGEOT 106 (1995-03) is a compact hatchback in the UK supermini class. Its small footprint makes it easy to park and handy on town streets, while rear seats and a boot bring everyday practicality. Today, it is an affordable older-car option, not a modern family car. mycarcheck.com recorded 2,593 look-ups covering 1,574 different VINs, giving a substantial sample of interest. Within those checks, average private-sale valuation was £300; average recorded mileage was 79,000, and average annual mileage 5,000. These are historical sample averages, not a promise of a car’s current price or condition. The typical car had nearly five previous keepers. The 106 suits drivers, commuters and first-time buyers seeking economical transport, though age and condition matter more than reputation. Light, nimble handling and size are calling cards; against Ford Fiesta, Vauxhall Corsa and Renault Clio rivals, it is easy-going around town. Check maintenance, rust and paperwork when buying.