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Peugeot has long been into the manufacturing world even before it entered the automobile market. The early Peugeot family business involves manufacture of many things, from windmills to saw blades and a lot of other varied items like coffee grinders, household utensils and sewing machines. It was not until 1882 that Peugeot, through Armand Peugeot, entered the vehicle arena but not with cars but bicycles. The first Peugeot automobile was only released in 1889, which was a three-wheeled steam-powered car far different from the style of the modern cars. A year later, the company built its first four-wheeled car, now equipped with a Daimler gasoline-fuelled internal combustion engine. The first Peugeot cars equipped with their own engine appeared only in 1896. From then, the company continued to produce more cars and started exporting. By 1913, half of the cars produced in France are Peugeots.

From 1896, Peugeot has manufactured a lot of wonderful cars but the most noteworthy appeared in 1926, the Peugeot 201. The Peugeot 201 is the first mass-produced car with independent front suspension—and also the first one named the Peugeot way, that is using three digit numbers with a central zero. This became the way Peugeot named their cars, even when they have to start all-over again after the Second World War.

Just like the other car manufacturing companies, the Peugeot brand had had its down times, specifically after the Second World War when most of their facilities were destroyed, and during the Great Depression and oil crisis when almost all car companies started to decline. However, the company was able to withstand all these trials and continues to be one of the leading French car manufacturers. Today, they have a wide line-up of car models, which include the 307, 207, 807, 607 and the recent 407. Also about to be introduced is the 1007, a brand that will again change the conventional way of naming Peugeot cars, this time having two central zeros instead of one.

The Peugeot has been known in the racing arena, which means that every car bearing their Lion logo is designed to rev up fast either on the road or on the race track. For cars as fast and capable as the Peugeot, you will need only high quality and high performance parts. And that’s just what Parts Train offers. Here at Parts Train, you’ll be treated to a wide array of high quality and high performance Peugeot automotive replacement and performance parts that would essentially bring out the best in your Peugeot.