I agree with everything Vicki Butler-Henderson says. She is ace.

Underappreciated video! Amazing job everyone and the choice of the host was spot on! Peugeot should stick this to Netflix and make other smaller videos drilling into the story of their cars. It should also invest into retrofitting old but still new-ish cars offering owners the possibility of turning their existing investment into an electric vehicle. Lead the way and others will follow! This is sustainability pure and simple and it's being done in France by a start-up company already charging 8K euros for a medium-size car.

Terrific diesel engines, great handling and comfortable ride quality always a trait of Peugeot. Generally good looking aswell. Their new range looks on the pace.

Peugeot 405 my favourite car,my dad had this from 1991 1,6 GR

I just love to listen to Vicki

The thing I have often found with Peugeot is just how comfortable their seats are. My Dad started working in a new job in 1992, and his first company car was a Peugeot 405 GLD turbo. His first ever diesel engine car, 2 litre, J-reg it was one of the best cars we ever had in our family because he bought it off the company when it came time to change it. Sadly, his next company car was a Vauxhall Cavalier. Probably the worst car seats in terms of comfort, road handling was dreadful compared to the Peugeot. Peugeot had much more room inside it even though it was a saloon and the Vauxhall was a hatchback. The 405 remained in our family for 13 years in total. Excellent car.

Very nice report!

Wonderful.

Quite good summary. However the car that Put Peugeot on the map was the 203, which won numerous rallies. After that the 403, 404 & 504 became very popular in Australia, Africa, Argentina where there was harsh climate and pretty terrible roads. They were well ahead of competitors. Our family has had Peugeots since 1957 (approx) and ran the only taxi run in Australia that ran exclusively on Peugeots. Great cars. I now have a 2012 Peugeot 308 HDi (2L diesel). A brilliant engine. My favourite was still the 1969 Peugeot 404. A brilliant car which was well ahead of its time. The harder you drove it the better it went.

505, my fav.

No mention of 206 WRC 3 time world champions 3 years in a row. 2000 to 2002. Marcus Gronholm Really 🤔 ?

Peugeot 206 is my favourite

Have a Peugeot RCZ-R and also a Peugeot Peppermill in the same colour. Uncanny.

Isso só prova como brasileiros entendem de carro com.e de política! Congratulations Peugeot!

Where is the robust 206 and the stylish 207, the amazing RCZ in the video ?

The 205 makes me want to be born 20 years earlier. 😉

Legendary marque.

RCZ!! 🥰🤩

Peugeot 406

Woot! No mention of the RCZ? Come one Peugeot!

No real stuff on those excellent 50s, 60s, 70s Peugeot'😢s. Brilliant cars: durable, reliable, parts made to be repaired. Beautiful Steering, equal to any car. Long travel, stable, tough, accurate Front Ends and Brakes that had both feel and effectiveness.

The best taxi drivers car,or were.Theyve gone a bit too pricey now but when i owned three of them,all diesel,they were very reliable and cheaper to run.The diesels are the best in the world.

She loves Pugs

206 s16

The most innovative car company of all time

206!!!!

Cool lass

Very nice😘🤪 Vicky Butler Henderson

Never mind the cars, VBH 🤗

I like Vicki and some Peugeotes.

406 ST is best car!

Talking about Peugeot and not even one word about 206 wrc ???? 🤔🤔🤔

I have a big soft spot for the Peugeot car brand. I think, still think, it has built more good cars, than sister Citroen or Renault. The absolutely stunning timeless 406 Coupe V6, was indeed Peugeot's last Hurrah. Peugeot have totally lost the plot now...........making the most ugly and average performing cars.

eh ... they won in 85 and 86