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The SW's shape is so satisfying - the opinion of several friends rather than just myself - that I can't help wondering if this was the car Peugeot had in mind all along, with the saloon being a design afterthought even though it was introduced first. It also occurs to me that some people might buy the SW simply because it looks better than the four-door. The more likely reason, though, is the increased luggage space. The saloon manages 407 litres, but the SW starts at 430 litres and extends, if you fold the rear seats and cram the thing to roof level, to 1365 litres. There's a great deal of room for front-seat occupants too, but the folk in the rear don't get quite such a good deal. For me, the back seat accomodation is limited in terms of both legroom and headroom, which comes as a bit of a surprise in a car as large as the SW. It should be possible to carry four adults a very long way in considerable comfort, but only if none of them is much more than six feet tall. The car tested here is the SE Luxury Pack HDi 136. We'll get to the HDi 136 bit shortly, but first a word about the trim level. It's the middle one of five in the 407 SW range, the others being (in ascending order) S, SE, SV and Executive. The Luxury Pack adds leather/cloth trim, electric seats and rear parking sensors to the SE specification, which becomes as a result almost identical to that of the SV - the only differences are that the SV has velour trim and a CD autochanger. Reasonably enough, in their HDi 136 forms the two cars are priced identically, at £20,050. That's slightly more than they were when the SW range was introduced; since then, cruise control has become standard rather than optional on all 407s, which has led to a slight price increase and a step up in insurance rating from - in the case of the test car - Group 10 to Group 11. Our car also had a couple of options fitted. The metallic paint costs £325, and would probably be worth considering to keep up the residual value, while another £400 gets you the Security Pack which consists of rear side airbags, pyrotechnic rear seatbelts, side window sunblinds and laminated side windows. More . . . Back to Peugeot Road Test index Back to main Road Test index | SITE MAP PARIS SHOW 2006 BRITISH SHOW 2006 GENEVA SHOW 2006 DETROIT SHOW 2007 GENEVA SHOW 2007 FRANKFURT SHOW 2007 DETROIT SHOW 2008 GENEVA SHOW 2008 PARIS SHOW 2008 BUYING FINANCE NEW CAR BUYING GUIDE USED CAR BUYING GUIDE INSURANCE BUYING GUIDE GLOSSARY DRIVING TIPS MAINTENANCE PERFORMANCE AND STYLING || HOME NEWS ROAD TESTS LONG-TERM TESTS LAUNCHES FEATURES VIDEOS MOTOR SHOWS BUYING GUIDES GALLERY COLUMNS TRAFFIC MAP ABOUT US CONTACT US name email address CAR SEARCH Search for information on your favourite model of car, including road tests and news. 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So, about that engine. It's the very familiar and very good two-litre HDi turbo diesel, providing in this application low noise levels, fine fuel economy and impressive mid-range pull. You can have it with a Tiptronic automatic transmission, but I quite liked the six-speed manual gearbox of the test car, which has a better shift quality than I've experienced in other Peugeots. The HDi makes the 407 a relaxing car to drive, and despite the temptation of the various petrol units and the less powerful but still useful 1.6-litre diesel, I suspect this is the engine I would choose for myself. I'm not so sure about the 17" alloy wheels, or more specifically the 215/55 tyres which clothe them. The 407 is not especially nimble, even when you take its size into account, and the low-profile rubber gives the chassis more work to do as bumps and humps in the road try to make their presence known to the driver and passengers. While there isn't much you can do about that, you can certainly make a big difference to the way the SW tackles twisting A roads, for example. It can waft over them very smoothly, but only if you work hard to make sure it does. If not, it lurches. This makes it a very good car for honing your driving skills, but for slightly more than £20,000 I'd rather some of the effort was being done for me. Overall, though, this is an impressive contender, with many genuine qualities lying beneath that handsome exterior. Price: £20,050 Capacity: 1997cc Power: 136bhp 0-62mph: 10.1 seconds Maximum speed: 126mph Economy: 56.5mpg extra urban, 47.1mpg combined CO2 emissions: 159g/km Insurance: Group 11 Towing capacity: 1600kg braked Peugeot figures. 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We thought we would give you a quick overview on why we like them so much! Peugeot has been making pepper mills and coffee mills since the 19th Century. And for those of you who were wondering - yes it is the same brand that makes the cars! The Peugeot family (namely the two brothers) used their family mills to produce steel related products like tools, steel blades, knives and of course mills. The Peugeot brothers did not start making cars until the end of the 19th Century. Today, Peugeot Mills are renowned for being the best pepper mills in the world. The brand symbol of the Lion symbolises the qualities of Peugeot utensils: the strength of the teeth, the flexibility of the blades and the cutting speed.  Although the Peugeot mill designs have changed and improved over the years, the mill has retained its classic qualities. Peugeot believe in the quality of their products so much that every pepper mill comes with a lifetime guarantee. So throw out your old pepper mills and get yourself a lifetime with a lion! Salamander Cookshop has a variety of Peugeot Mills products, view the range here: http://www.salamandercookshop.com/index.php?main_page=index&manufacturers_id=8&sort=3d Posted by admin Add to Social Bookmarks: at 9:08 am | | add comment Add a comment Name* Mail* Any Reproduction is prohibited without acknowledging Salamander Cookshop and linking to the original post Blog built on Wordpress Subscribe Rss feed Atom feed Recent Post Christmas Essentials from Salamander Cookshop Christmas Early Bird – FREE Delivery on All Orders Placed Before 15th November 10% off All Your Favourite Brands from Salamander Cookshop this October August Featured Products Eco-cooking with GreenPan Twitter follow Salamander on Twitter