Peugeot 106

The 106 is a French small car segment B built by Peugeot between 1991 and 2003 (restylage in 1996). This vehicle was a great success, reflected in one 12 years remarkable lifespan.

History

Impetus the September 12th 1991, in its version three doors with a Forage ladder, the 106 will be available later in alternative five doors only one year. The 106 is technically close to the Citroen AX then will be modified like Peugeot 206 and all other models.

It was restylée in April 1996, then adopting a style close to the news Citroen Saxo (the Sax being largely derived from the 106). The photograph opposite watch one 106 phase 2.

Manufacture stops in July 2003. In 12 years, 2 798 200 specimens were produced with Mulhouse then with Aulnay-sous-Bois.

Motorizations

Peugeot 106 was manufactured with the types of following engines:

Gasoline

1.0 L (model kid)
1.1 L (model kid, Zen, color line, quiksilver, open)
1.3 L (model “Rally” phase 1)
1.4 L (model color line, sport, quiksilver, enfant terrible, XR, XT)
1.4 L 106 xsi 100 cv (until in 1993, model not catalyzed)
1.4 L 106 xsi the mans 92 cv (starting from 1993, catalyzed model)
1.6 L 8 S (105 ch DIN => 106 xsi models 95) very last phase 1
1.6 L 8S (90 or 100 ch models “XT, XS and Rally” phase 2)
1.6 L 106 xsi the mans 105 cv
1.6 L 16S 120 cv (or gti)

Diesel

1.4 L (XND, XRD, XTD until November 1994)
1.5 L (since November 1994 and the Series 2 Kid, equinox, Open, Symbio, Color Line)
1.5 L (XAD) commercial

Electric

Driving Leroy-Somers (standard: SA13) with D.C. current and separate excitation

Special series

1993 : Red chart/Black Chart/Roland Garros/Zenith/Mans/XSi/Rally
1994: Green/Contact/Atoll/Husky/Jungle/Cherished FM /Griffe
1995: Ebony/Jungle/Sun/Viltal
1996: Bahia/Cocktail/Roland Garros/s16
1997: Mistral/Itinea/Roland Garros/Eden Park/Ines of Fressange (from 9/1/1997 to 5/31/1998)
1998: Cartoon/Eden Park (from 9/1/1997 to 5/31/1998)
1999: Open and Open pack
2000: QuikSilver/Enfant terrible
2001: Zen
2002: Pop Art
2003: RC

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