At the 1997 Geneva Motor Show was a pair of sportscars called the Formula Rhin and Be Twin. They were conceived to teach rich kids how to...

The Nautilus is an exciting study of form meant to interpret the theme of large and high-class sporty sedans in purely stylistic terms....

Presented at the 1997 London Auto Show, the Runabout was a leisure-time proposal for ocean-goers worldwide. Based on Peugeot's 806, the...

The 1997 Peugeot 406 Coupe was built by Pininfarina in Italy and launched at the 1996 Paris Motorshow. Pininfarina, responsible for all...

The Peugeot Crisalys V6 is the running prototype of a mid-engined Berlinetta (a wholly unprecedented formula for Peugeot) was exhibited...

The 106 model freshened up Peugeot's line-up, eventually becoming the maker's best-selling car. At its 1998 launch, the hatchback was...

At 1971's Geneva Salon, Peugeot showed a very special wagon: The 504 Break Riviera, based on the 504 Coupé. Sadly, this breathtaking...

1951 Peugeot 203 Pathé Marconi advertising Shooting Brake was converted for the Tour de France. It was designed by Philippe Charbonneaux...

From the beginning, the Peugeot was developed as a small-bodied, popular car in France. In 1905, the first Bebe was completed, and 400...