My dad bought his brand new 504 SR since 1982 nd still as neat as his wife. Still uses it till today. Am seriously looking for that 505.

when men were boys

my dad had the 505 and 504

The rugged 504 GL with good suspension

Araoluwa005:
new generation

La Ferrari

Antoeni:
What happened 2 d Assembling Plant in Kaduna, (PAN) dis Nigeria sef

nothing just drop in sales, causing cutbacks but alot of patronage by the armed forces now, really nice looking cars

http://www.peugeotnigeria.com/#

that time if yu have any of those cars yur village enemy or witch was bow for yu when coming

King of the Nigerian roads, my grandfather loved the car so much he owned two. Lol.

Wahooooo lovely and strong cars

jaybixy:
Have a friends dad that still prefers his 504 wagon, to his chervee optima 2014 model

Well that one is an exclusive new model to me.


Our desire for Peugeot is borne out of the desire to be young again.

We all want to go back to a time when we had less responsibilities, and felt invincible.

Those car are no where as reliable or safe as the ones on the road now, the difference was just that most owners were buying them new and not salvage like most of the used cars on the road now.

I remembered a long time ago in Benue when Dominic Oneya was governor his convoy was at a function and they had to leave the engine on one of his pilot cars open to cool down.I took a peek and their was a puny engine in there no bigger than a sewing machine and I could see a lot of 'ground' through the engine bay compared to my step mum's tokunbo US Carina that was 'loaded' in the engine bay.

Now I think most of the Peugeot had 3 cylinder engine

na the station wagon 504 i used