In Brief:

• Original example of the flagship 306 cabriolet
• Finished in Roland Garros Green with a Black soft top over a Cream half-leather interior
• Owned by The Vendor for the last 7 years
• Just 2 former keepers
• Genuine 62,530 miles from new

On the Surface:

This 1994 Peugeot 306 Roland Garros Cabriolet Automatic stands out as an rare surviving example of Peugeot’s stylish collaboration with the famed French tennis tournament. The car retains its factory features, including electric mirrors, electric windows, and a period Blaupunkt radio, and presents with genuine low mileage.

Maintenance & History:

Well cared for across its life, this car is beginning to show some signs of age but by no means major. Its originality adds to the appeal, with no known aftermarket modifications detracting from the factory specification. Having covered genuine mileage of 62,530, the car has had just two previous owners from new.

The Model:

Launched in the early 1990s, the Peugeot 306 Cabriolet quickly earned acclaim for its crisp Pininfarina styling and refined drive. The Roland Garros edition was the flagship trim, celebrating Peugeot’s sponsorship of the prestigious tennis tournament. Finished with a generous specification, it remains one of the most sought-after special editions of the 306 range.

Sale Insight:

An original example, this 306 Roland Garros Auto Cabriolet offers plenty of rarity. With only two previous owners, it represents an appealing opportunity for collectors seeking a modern classic with strong future potential.

Estimate:
No Reserve