a Lion-Peugeot at La Fourche in Boulogne 1910 .... imagine having to look AROUND the hood to drive

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=4126871734242247&set=a.1387454371517344

looks like a great van project starter... get rid of the nose, put in a new fuel efficient engine, etc

 and upgrade the sliding door to something off a new junkyard van

astonishingly beautiful way to display the 120th anniversary of Peugeot

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=215070494464561&set=pcb.215070514464559

1937 Peugeot model 515

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10223528553582165&set=p.10223528553582165&type=3

have you seen the concept Peugeot? This is not posted because I think it's cool, but instead, because I want you to see it and give your opinion

 

first time I've ever seen a Peugeot on the interstate, and I think it's because it has Mexico license plates, it's probably sold in Mexico but not in the USA, there are some cars that are. Strangely, they are allowed to drive in the USA

seen on tonight's walk, a Miramar squad's car? But a Peugeot wagon? Really odd

the old window decal in the lower right corner is from Miramar

 

So, the the Air Force style paint job? 

they even own a 2nd Peugeot

do you think the builder decided when to stop building a taller hood when he had to add a booster seat to see over it? 1911 Lion Peugeot

https://www.facebook.com/416903432175272/photos/a.418167595382189/1085777305287878/

the Peugeot 201D transformed into a "Traditional Rod" by François ALLAIN and Nicolas GUENNETEAU in the TV show Vintage Mecanic, currently broadcast on RMC Découverte

https://absolutelycars.wordpress.com/2020/11/05/peugeot-201-hot-rod-vintage-mecanic/

1910 Peugeot

https://www.hagerty.com/media/entertainment/dieter-klein-travels-the-world-in-search-of-the-perfect-abandoned-car-photo/

dear ol saint Nick, I've been better than usual, would you mind thinking over my notion to ask you for a cool old car... this one is pretty light, might be a good fit for the back of your sleigh

This Peugeot Bebe had spent its entire life in Italy until being imported in 2018, much of its earlier days being used in the grounds of a villa on Lake Garda.

designed by Ettore Bugatti but a fraction of the price of those bearing his name

https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/26115/lot/51/

Mrs. Yvonne Abgrall has kept her Peugeot 203 her daily driver since 1954. Only has 90k miles on it.

"polluting less is keeping your car and not changing it for a new one every five years."

https://www.escuderia.com/peugeot-203-yvonne-abgrall/
https://www.francebleu.fr/infos/insolite/a-94-ans-elle-conduit-toujours-sa-peugeot-203-de-1954-pres-de-lisieux-1567609169
https://www.connexionfrance.com/French-news/French-woman-drives-same-car-for-65-years

A hell of a Peugeot, with a lot of early California hot rod flavor

http://www.elcamino137.fr/2018/06/302.html

Peugeot's new concept cars have a cool gadget to drive me nuts... it takes the steering wheel away from the human when in "autonomous made" so there's no way to prevent a crash (thanks Mike!)

https://www.peugeot.co.za/brand-and-technology/concept-car/peugeot-instinct-concept/the-responsive-i-cockpit.html

Fine, that disappearing steering wheel is a neat trick, folding down and sliding into the dash - but since I don't trust a self driving car any farther than I can throw it... I am certain that preventing the driver from grabbing a steering wheel and instantly changing the direction in a collision course is a bad idea

So, racing in parking garages was thought to be an import thing, something these damn kids do since Fast and Furious, with Hondas and Nissans... how quaint. It's been at least 91 years since some Parisian hooligans were drifting around the corners and up the ramps, so, it's nothing new.

Way back in 1927!

Banville's symbol race where several thousand people in Paris went racing in a new and gigantic garage in the neighborhood, eight floors high and three or four floors below ground, all accessed by  ramps.

Spectators hung out in the turns and at each landing, and also on the steps of the stairs and in the offices that give it an elegant feel of a major sporting event.

 At the top, in a spacious tennis court were tables of cakes, small ovens, and champagne were waiting for guests.

The meeting, which was attended by Divo, Seneschal, Wagner, Boillot, Robert Benoist, Guyot Lagache, Charavel, Thomas, Rovin and Dauvergne.  Benoist was the initiator and organizer of this meeting that included motorcycles, cyclecars, racing cars and Bugatti, Delage, Amilcar, Seneschal, Talbot, Peugeot, etc.,

It ended, without incident or accident. At the race was only one closed car, the winner of the recent Monte Carlo rally.  27.02.1927

https://www.facebook.com/isabelle.bracquemond.7/posts/10217147361785088

Traveling through France with a Triporteur Peugeot

https://www.flickr.com/photos/69559277@N04/13047286543/

Peugeot had a flop of a advertising campaign when it sent 308 'nudists' to celebrate launch of 308 CC in London... the blue scarf represented the heater in the car.

http://www.nickburcher.com/2009/04/naked-people-in-london-it-was-for.html
https://www.autoblog.com/2009/04/23/buff-it-out-peugeot-inundates-london-commuters-with-308-nudist/

one of only two surviving Charlatans Peugeots, and the only one with Grand Prix history.

The 1913 Peugeot 4.5-Liter L45 is not only regarded by many as the father of all racing engines, but this specific car ran in the 1916 Indianapolis 500.

Decades later when Bothwell took the Peugeot back to Indianapolis to compete in the Veteran Class, he beat Dario Resta's 85mph lap record at over 103mph – a record that had stood for 30 years!

Tremendously historic and full of provenance, the significance of this race car cannot be overstated, particularly when one considers that it was this engine that inspired Miller, Offenhauser and a host of others. It is one of the most original and pure racing cars of this era

https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/24733/lot/408/?category=list&length=10&page=38

Sold for 7.26 million http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/24733/#/aa0=5&MR0_length=90&w0=results&aj0=lot_number_asc&m0=0

1938 Peugeot

http://anyskin.tumblr.com/post/163879442587/doyoulikevintage-1938-peugeot#notes

1938 Peugeot 402 Eclipse DeCapotable, the first factory production powered retractable roof

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