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Peugeot Engine & Gearbox

If you have been looking for a Replacement Peugeot Engine , then you will be happy to know we are one of the UK's largest suppliers of replacement Peugeot Engine s. We can provide you with a reconditioned Peugeot Engine or a used Peugeot Engine to suit your purpose. you will not find a better quality Peugeot Engine for sale in the UK. we can also supply you with a Peugeot reconditioned gearbox or a Peugeot used gearbox to fit your vehicle. Specializing in Peugeot low mileage engines, Peugeot cylinder head and Peugeot low mileage gearboxes.

Peugeot Engine History

• 1810 : The brothers Jean-Pierre and Jean-Frederic Peugeot changed into a steel foundry and plant for manufacturing saw blades, constructed the company Peugeot Bros. This is the beginning for the Peugeot family's industrial vocation.
• 1858 : The Lion brand is officially registered; activities become more industrialized and branch out: tools for all sorts of trades, household utensils, including the famous coffee grinders, sewing machines and various other items, including the frames for Second Empire crinolines.
• 1885 : Armand Peugeot sets up bicycle produce at the Beaulieu plant.
• 1889 : He displays the first steam-powered tricycle at the Paris World Exhibition. That makes Peugeot one of the prepares of the automobile. The following year Peugeot deserted steam in favor of petrol.
• 1896 : A new company was formed, 'Societe des Automobiles Peugeot', devoted completely to automobile manufacture. At the same time, the 'Sons of Peugeot Bros' company carried on its traditional activities: tools, bicycles and shortly motorcycles, and between 1905 and 1915 a range of light vans called 'Peugeot Lion'.
• 1910 : The two firms combined under the name 'Societe Anonyme des Automobiles et Cycles Peugeot'. The family then hit the nascent automobile market.
• 1923 : Peugeot launched the Baudichon lion.
• 1925 : Peugeot launched the Marx lion.
• 1935 : The aerodynamic design, the symbol of an entire epoch, would manipulate car design until World War II. At Peugeot, it terminates in the launch of the 402.
• 1948 : The heraldic lion made its appearance on the 203.
• 1960 : Peugeot changed from being an authority to the production of classic sedans and small models.
• 1965 : Having become a holding company under the name Peugeot S.A., the make changes the logo: just the lion's head is retained on a triangular shield. Three years later the lion head is enclosed in a square, making a brand sign as it is today. The cars' radiator grills in the meantime carry on to sport the heraldic lion.
• 1974 : The Peugeot Group gets control of Citroen.
• 1976 : The attainment of the chevron brand was finished.
• 1978 : The second oil crisis caused a crisis in the automobile industry, following three decades of growth. Peugeot determined to adjust itself without wait to an environment that had strongly changed. This implicated guarantee the long-term survival of the business, and maintaining its self-determination.
• 1980 : Taking over the European subsidiary of Chrysler and the Talbot adventure shook the company's solidity. The success of the 205 and a major restructuring of the organization put Peugeot back on the road to success.
• 1997 : The begin of a major industrial reorganization, with the implementation of a platform policy and shared industrial tools at Peugeot-Citroen. Each brand kept its name, personality and sales network. That was the starting of a huge exercise in restored the range, starting with the 206, after by the 607, then the 307, and most recently the 407.
• 1998 : The visual identity of Peugeot modified again: the paws, added in the same scale, add force to the power and balance of this feline; the blue, piercing eye symbolizes the long-term revelation of the make. The lion is now complete and metallized to apply to the brand's values (sure, dynamic, esthetic), and is integrated in the design of its newest models.
• 2002 : Now called the 'Blue Brand', the logo modifies again to better reflect the Peugeot brand's ambitions. Still absolute and metallized, it has had black added to the blue to show the lion's shadow. Balanced in shape and proportions, the logo and the car Brand are by now indivisible.

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