I have owned a 308 for nearly 10 years and I'd say I've done more miles
in her than most Ferrari owners are ever likely to do in theirs (sadly).
I love the 308 (in fact I'm taking her out to a picnic with my wife this
evening!) and on a sunny day I doubt there's much better...

...but a daily driver?  Not for me.

On cold/rainy days, condensation on the windscreen can be a pig. After all
these years I'm still not sure of the best way to shift it (sometimes the
aircon
works best - which is great in December). I wouldn't fancy that all winter.

There is a (serious) design fault with the windscreen/dash assembly on
308s (and 328s, I think). In bright low sun conditions (dawn/dusk) you
get the top of the dash reflected clearly (and very distractingly) on
the windscreen. This is generally just an iritation, but on occasion it can
be quite dangerous.

She's actually surprisingly good in the rain (but see misting, above),
however
my GTS leaks at the top of the doors.... and drips cold water onto my right
knee.

At night, due to how low you are (which is surprisingly low - Paul's
surprising
fact of the day: the higest part of a lotus seven is higher than the highest
part
of a 308) other vehicles headlights can be quite blinding.

So, imagine yourself driving along in heavy rain, with a cold wet right
knee,
freezing to death with the aircon on trying to keep the windscreen clear,
straining to see into a sharp corner past the blinding headlights of
oncoming
traffic... And if you clip one of those oncoming cars the damage will cost
you
more than a the price of a second car.

Oh, and if you rack up the mileage, the service costs will hit you hard.

For £2 - 3k you could get yourself a decent five year old hatchback
(you can pay £2k for a 'little work' on the 308), that's your daily driver.

-Paul