Peugeot Phaéton Lion

The Peugeot Lion Phaéton is a model of Automobile of 1907 of the manufacturer Peugeot (named at the time " Peugeot Brothers ")

History

In 1905 Robert (1871 - 1927), Pierre (1873 - 1945) and Jules Peugeot (1882 - 1959), the three wire of Eugene Peugeot of “Peugeot Frères” (then manufacturer of tools, of coffee mill, Bicycle and Motor cycle) leave a carrier mark “Lion-Peugeot” to compete with the models " Car Peugeot " of their uncle Armand Peugeot (Standard Peugeot 69 etc)

See also: Family Peugeot

" Peugeot Brother " and " Car Peugeot " will amalgamate again in Peugeot in February 1910 after the death of Eugene Peugeot. Robert Peugeot becomes household head then and takes the head of the group Peugeot.

The concept of Phaéton or Double Phaéton corresponds at the time with models of cars equipped with simple or double seats for 2 or 4 passengers.

See Too

External bonds

  • international Internet site of the mark Peugeot
  • Museum of the Peugeot Adventure in Sochaux

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