PEUGEOT – year 1916
Peugeot Cars and Cycles SA, Audincourt, France.
During World War I, closed circuit races were the most popular in America, and especially the race for the Vanderbilt Cup organized from 1904 year, …
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PEUGEOT – year 1913
PEUGEOT – year 1913
Peugeot Cars and Cycles SA, Audincourt, France.
The most serious favorites of the ACF Grand Prix in 1912 of the year were Fiat and Peugeot cars. Fiat showed great capacity and power, while Peugeot, beginners at Grand Prix races, stepped out of …
PEUGEOT 302 – year 1938
PEUGEOT 302 – year 1938
Manufacturer: Peugeot Automobile Company, Sochaux-Montbeliard, France.
One of the last family businesses in the automotive world, Peugeot owes its admirable longevity to a number of factors. These are specific traditions, careful design conservatism, combined with a sense of …
PEUGEOT BABY – year 1913
PEUGEOT BABY – year 1913
Manufacturer: Peugeot Automobiles SA, Sochaux, France
Using fashion for the small, light cars, Peugeot built a new model - 6 PS type Bebe. It first appeared in 1901 r. Cyclocar curb weight …
Peugeot 309
IX’85: premiere of the five-door version; autumn '86: three-door version, new diesels and GTI with power 130 KM; ’89: gentle face lifting of the bodywork, new engines; '93: the end of production.
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bodies: 3- and 5-door; dim. 4050/1630/1380 mm; poj. trunk 395/1280 l.…
Peugeot 205
I’83: premiere of the 5-door version; ’84: 3-door version. i GTI; ’86: convertible; ’87: stylistic changes, ’88: new engines; IV ’89: automatic transmission; '91: turbodiesel; ’95: end of sales in Poland.
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bodies: hatchback 3- and 5-door; dim. 3705/1570/1350 mm, poj. …
Peugeot 106
VIII’91: premiere of the three-door version; ’92: a five-door version goes into production; '93: new engines; III ’96: stylistic and design changes. Sports versions: Rally, XSi i S16.
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bodies: 3- and 5-door. hb.; dim. 3564/1590/1369 mm, poj. trunk 215/953 l; …