PEUGEOT has revised its 307 range, giving customers more for their money and a greater model line-up.

The 307 - last year's International Car of the Year - is available as a three or five-door hatchback, estate or SW with upto seven seats.

The sporty Rapier range has been extended to include five additional models. Included in the standard features are a fully body-coloured exterior, choice of two interior ambiences, alloy wheels, remote control radio/CD, six airbags, ABS and emergency brake assist, plus electrically adjusted and heated door mirrors.

A new entry level model, the 1.4 Rapier, is available in three or five-door format, with prices starting from £11,460 on the road.

Peugeot is also expanding the top end of the range with the introduction of the 2.0 litre l6-valve Rapier (three and five-door), with 16" alloy wheels as standard.

Prices start from £13,160 on the road. For the first time, the 2.0 16-valve engine will be available in the estate version of the 307 (£14,160 OTR).

Additional features are now available as standard on these models. GLX models come with electric rear windows, electrically folding door mirrors, automatic headlights, automatic rain sensing windscreen wipers and an electrochrome rear view mirror.

The new range starts from £13,790 OTR.

The same enhancements have been made to all SE versions of the 307 SW, with the addition of front fog lights. The SW SE range now starts from £14,590 OTR.

Cruise control is available as an option across the majority of 307 derivatives, including the 1.6 petrol and 2.0 petrol models and both the 2.0 HDi engines (except Style versions), priced at £150, including VAT.

Black and white satellite navigation units are also available across the entire range, combined with radio/CD and GSM phone for just £915 (including VAT).