Peugeot 104

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The Peugeot 104 is a small French supermini car produced by Peugeot from the early 1970s to the mid-1980s, known for its compact hatchback design and practicality.

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instanceOf car model
supermini car
assemblyLocation Mulhouse, France NERFINISHED
Sochaux, France NERFINISHED
bodyStyle hatchback
saloon
category B-segment cars
Cars introduced in 1972
Front-wheel-drive vehicles
Peugeot vehicles NERFINISHED
class supermini
countryOfOrigin France
designCompany Pininfarina NERFINISHED
designer Paolo Martin NERFINISHED
doorConfiguration 3-door hatchback (later)
4-door saloon (early versions)
5-door hatchback
drivetrain manual transmission
engineConfiguration inline-four petrol engine
engineFamily Peugeot X engine
enginePosition transverse front
facelift received styling updates during late 1970s
fuelType petrol
introducedAs four-door saloon with fastback profile
introducedAt 1972 Paris Motor Show NERFINISHED
layout front-engine, front-wheel-drive
length approximately 3.30–3.60 m (depending on version)
manufacturer Peugeot NERFINISHED
market European market
marketedAs supermini
marketPosition entry-level Peugeot model in the 1970s
notableFeature early adoption of hatchback practicality
one of the smallest four-door cars in the world at launch
notableFor compact dimensions and practicality
platformSharedWith Citroën LN/LNA NERFINISHED
Talbot Samba NERFINISHED
predecessor Peugeot 204 (in small car role)
productionEndYear 1988
productionSpan 1972–1988
productionStartYear 1972
relatedModel Citroën LN NERFINISHED
Citroën LNA NERFINISHED
Talbot Samba NERFINISHED
segment B-segment
successor Peugeot 205 NERFINISHED
successorRole replaced in Peugeot range by the Peugeot 205
wheelbase ~2.23 m (short wheelbase versions)
~2.42 m (long wheelbase versions)

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Peugeot 205 predecessor Peugeot 104
Peugeot 106 predecessor Peugeot 104