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Peugeot 207

The 206's successor, sharing the Iranian production story — IKCO builds it as the Peugeot 207i. The Prince-family 1.6 (co-developed with BMW) brings timing-chain and VVT codes the TU engines never had.

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Generations

First generation 2006–2014

The 1.6 THP is a Prince engine developed with BMW — its timing-chain and carbon patterns are documented under MINI as well.
Body styles

Hatchback · Estate · Coupé cabriolet

Platform

PSA PF1 platform
Engines
1.4 VTi — TU3JP · petrol · 54–70 kW (72–94 hp)

1.6 VTi — TU5JP4 · petrol · 88–115 kW (118–154 hp)

1.6 THP — petrol · 88–115 kW (118–154 hp) · a Prince engine developed with BMW — documented under MINI too

1.4 HDi — DV4 · diesel · 50 kW (67 hp) · 160 Nm (118 lb-ft)

1.6 HDi — DV6 · diesel · 66–82 kW (89–110 hp) · 215–270 Nm (159–199 lb-ft)

1.4 — ET3J4 · petrol · 54–70 kW (72–94 hp) · 133 Nm (98 lb-ft)

1.6 turbo — petrol · 88–115 kW (118–154 hp)
Transmissions

5-speed manual · 6-speed manual · 4-speed automatic · 5-speed semi automatic

Drivetrain

Front-wheel drive

Service information

Peugeot Service Box (external) — Workshop literature

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