This 1995 Peugeot 306 Cabriolet Roland Garros is a Pininfarina-built limited edition finished in Vert Grand Chelem over a white and green semi-leather and cloth interior, showing 28,000 km. The 1.8-liter four-cylinder is rated at 103 hp and is paired with a five-speed manual gearbox. The seller reports the car is in its second ownership, the first owner being from the same family, with a clear and documented history. It is now offered by Open Air Imports with a 15-photo gallery.

The seller reports a complete repaint in the car's original Vert Grand Chelem colour, with four new tyres and the running gear in perfect condition, and states there is no corrosion. The black Alpaga canvas top is fitted, the 15-inch Speedline alloy wheels have been repainted, the windscreen is new, and the Roland Garros badging is present, including the side script and the rear badges.

Inside, the bucket seats are trimmed in white semi-leather with green cloth specific to the early Roland Garros cars. Equipment includes a leather steering wheel, green Roland Garros over-mats, air conditioning, which the seller reports as working, a period CD player, electric windows with a sequential driver's control, electric mirrors and power steering.

The seller reports the engine has been fully overhauled, with a new timing-belt and water-pump kit, an oil and filter change, and all fluids flushed and replaced. The brakes and suspension are described as being in very good condition, and all technical inspections are reported clean. A large file of maintenance invoices accompanies the car.

The Roland Garros was Peugeot's limited-edition tie-in with the French Open tennis tournament, applied to the Pininfarina-styled 306 Cabriolet with a specific colour, trim and badging package. Early cars in the launch colour, with low mileage and a documented history, are the ones collectors look for.