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Mattias @ Jan 31st 2008 1:35PM
By the way: I just had a 207 three door hatch over the weekend. At first I felt a little uncomfortable about the small size of the car, but i the end I really liked it. Those BMW engineered engines are much nicer than the PSA made TU family and I guess the THP found in the Cooper makes this 207 a real rocket. I also did some 300 miles Autobahn with it. The power steering felt very soft below 75mph, but above it stiffened remarkably. Travelling at 110mph+ was quite OK, those new "four metre cars" have a nice wheelbase so they don't stucker as their ancestors. I like this small thing and think about ordering a conertible with the Cooper engine.