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Peugeot 104

1972 – 1988 — France

The Peugeot 104, a supermini car manufactured by Peugeot from 1972 to 1988, marked a significant shift for the company. Designed by Paolo Martin, the car was initially available only as a four-door saloon. However, in response to market demands, a three-door hatchback model was added in 1974, followed by a five-door hatchback in 1976, eventually replacing the saloon version. Notably, the 104 was the inaugural model to roll off Peugeot's Mulhouse production line. This development represented a departure from tradition, as the 104 was the first Peugeot model since 1955 to be offered exclusively in petrol variants, omitting a diesel option. Debuting at