The company Peugeot was founded in the early 1800s and began producing bicycles early on. Already at the end of the 1890s, they started the production of cars under license from Daimler. In 1974 they took over Citroen and formed PSA. In 1978 they took over the factories of Chrysler Europe and in 2021 they entered Stellantis.
Previously published about Peugeot
Peugeot 208 as a used car
French used cars will never be a favorite for Norwegian car buyers. Peugeot can be a good buy.
Peugeot 208 1,2 82HP facelift
Under the title "Buy a car in France", Terje's cars take part in a car purchase and test drive.
Peugeot Partner 1,6 HDI
One of Europe's most popular vans. While I use the Partner for driving, I am thinking about whether it can be used on holiday.
A rather small steering wheel
The drive is not quite in the same class as the VW Polo 1,2 TSI. But the 208 provides extremely good use of space and good comfort. A car that fulfills many transport needs.
Motorhome with pig snout
In the vernacular, the special front part was referred to as "pig's snout" (nez de cochon). The Peugeot D4 is an unusual sight – even in France
Peugeot models in text and images
Peugeot 205
A car for most people need not be boring. The Peugeot 205 was beautiful to look at, smooth-driving and smart.
Peugeot 305
Although the vast majority of Peugeot 305s today are considered veterans, they still look quite modern alongside newer cars.
Peugeot 104
It was Peugeot who invented the small, practical subcompact class we all love today. The model 104 came in 1972.
Peugeot 309
Was developed as a completely new Talbot, but after PSA had decided to end the Talbot as its own brand, they took the model into their own model program.
Peugeot 403
The pontoon body brings to mind contemporary Mercedes-Benz. Both were popular as taxis. Plenty of space, reliable and economical to operate.
Peugeot 204
A lot of cars in 4 metres. The Peugeot 204 was presented in 1965 as a modern small car with a transverse engine and front-wheel drive.
Peugeot 304
Was based on the 204 with the same wheelbase, but the 304 never became as popular as the smaller 204.
Peugeot 504
One of the world's most durable cars. Popular as company cars and taxis. The passenger cars were produced from 1968 to 1978 – as pickups until 1983.
Peugeot 404
Pininfarina was responsible for the design with straight lines that ended with straight, marked fins at the rear. But the fins were not as extreme as on American cars.
Peugeot 604
Peugeot managed to create a prestige model of the 604, but it was not a financial success for Peugeot. But the Peugeot 604 looks fantastic!
