The forgotten history of Peugeot Maritime
Did you know Peugeot once made boats? At the 1889 World's Fair in Paris, where Armand Peugeot presented his steam…
Stylish mid-class player
In the autumn of 1934, Peugeot proudly presented the Peugeot 401 at the Paris Motor Show. This elegant mid-size car…
Handy and compact: Peugeot 104 ZS, the predecessor of the 205 GTI
The success of the 205 GTI not only put Peugeot's current sporty models in the spotlight, but also cast a…
The one and only Peugeot 403 Cabriolet Darl’Mat
. On April 20, 1955, the Peugeot 403 was presented to the Peugeot dealers at the Trocadéro. The modern engine,…
Collectors item: 203 Dillmann
In 1950, Roger Dillmann started a garage in Mulhouse. He was one of the many mechanics in the city. Dillmann…
Piece of art: 203 Dillmann
In 1950, Roger Dillmann started a garage in Mulhouse. He was one of the many mechanics in the city. Dillmann…
The iconic 504
Introduced in 1968, the Peugeot 504 remains an iconic car that has stood the test of time. This French creation…
Forgotten Glory
In 1905, Eugène Peugeot, the founder of the company, persuaded his brother Armand to allow the production of fuel-efficient cars…
Timeless beauty
For many enthusiasts, the Peugeot 402 Eclipse is one of the most fascinating Peugeot models from Peugeot's long history. The…
Produced for the front in Verdun
A truck built by Peugeot sounds a bit strange to the connoisseur. Nevertheless, quite a lot of trucks were built…