French registration papers

Only 33,400 kilometres on the odometer
First hand car
Invoice history

Designed by Pininfarina, in the tradition of Peugeot coupes and convertibles, the 306 Cabriolet was presented at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1993. With slightly more than 75,000 units, this elegant, well-designed and efficient car with no less than 5 engines will even win the title of most beautiful convertible of the year in 1994 and convertible of the year at the Geneva Motor Show in 1998! Assembled in the Pininfarina factories at Cambiano, close to Turin, it is the last cabriolet produced by Peugeot. Needless to say, it is a true collector!
The copy we offer you here was produced in 2002 and first registered in March 2003. It is therefore one of the very last examples produced, equipped with the 1.6L 100hp, the last engine still available since 2001 and the imminent arrival of the Peugeot 307. Registered in the north of France, this convertible has known only one owner until today. Presented in its Iceland Grey colour with black bonnet, this 306 cabriolet is very elegant and has been well preserved. In addition to being a first hand, it has an exceptionally low odometer reading of 33,400 kilometres confirmed by the invoice history from 2006 to 2021. The overall condition of the car is also very consistent with this low mileage. The cloth upholstery and soft top are in very good condition and all the instruments are in normal working order, except for the digital display on the centre console under the ventilation controls. It's almost impossible to find a 306 convertible in this condition and with such low mileage. It's not uncommon to see transactions of around €10,000 for beautiful cars with higher mileage. A rare opportunity not to be missed!

This car will be sold by auction by AGUTTES Auction House, in Paris, France, on March the 21th, 2021.
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https://www.aguttes.com/catalogue/111255
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