Peugeot 104: A Classic Subcompact Car
Origin and History
The Peugeot 104, introduced in 1972, marked a significant milestone for the French automaker in the subcompact car segment. Designed by Paolo Martin at Pininfarina, the 104 was initially available only as a four-door sedan. It quickly gained popularity due to its compact size, efficient fuel consumption, and practical design. Over the years, the Peugeot 104 underwent several updates, including the introduction of a three-door hatchback version, which further broadened its appeal. The production of the 104 continued until 1988, making it one of the longest-running models in Peugeot's lineup.
Pros and Cons
- Pros:
- Compact and easy to maneuver
- Fuel-efficient engine
- Practical design with ample interior space
- Cons:
- Limited modern features
- Basic safety equipment
- Older models may require frequent maintenance
Common Thermal and Cooling Parts
For the Peugeot 104, consumers often seek the following thermal and cooling parts to maintain optimal performance:
- Radiators
- Thermostats
- Water pumps
- Cooling fans
- Heater cores
- Temperature sensors
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