What you'll find here
Year-by-year archive pages with brochure PDFs, core specs, and links to related models.
This archive holds brochures for the Peugeot 202 and 203 from a single market across the years 1949–1955. Though limited to one geography, these two dealer catalogs reveal how the manufacturer presented these models to local buyers during the early postwar period. The collection offers insight into market-specific marketing approaches and the regional context of European automotive sales literature.
Year-by-year archive pages with brochure PDFs, core specs, and links to related models.
Original manufacturer materials document equipment and options exactly as they were offered.
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Competing against the Simca 5 and Renault 4CV in the immediate postwar market, the 1949 202 occupied a curious middle ground. Its 1.133-litre side-valve engine produced 42 horsepower, modest by any standard, but buyers valued the proven mechanical simplicity and the roomy four-seat cabin. Peugeot's reputation for durability gave it an edge where reliability mattered most.
Under the bonnet sat a modest four-cylinder engine displacing 1.3 litres, producing 42 horsepower in base trim—enough to hustle the 203 to respectable speeds despite its weight. By 1955, this powertrain represented a refined evolution of Peugeot's proven formula, paired with a three-speed manual gearbox that defined the driving experience of the era's sensible family saloon.
The archive contains 2 original documents for the Peugeot 202. This collection includes factory brochures and dealer catalogs from the model's production era. Despite the modest size, these materials provide valuable insight into how this classic French car was marketed and specified.
Documents in the archive span from 1949 to 1955, matching the 202's production run during that period. Within this range, some individual years may lack original materials. The collection captures the model's entire commercial lifespan in this timeframe.
Yes, these original documents are valuable for restoration work. Factory brochures and catalogs show authentic specifications, paint colors, and equipment options for the 202. They help ensure historically accurate restoration and verify original details for your project.
The archive represents one regional variant of the Peugeot 202. The collection focuses on materials from a specific market. This provides insight into how the model was marketed and equipped for that particular sales territory.
This archive page documents the actual original materials available as historical sources. The catalog page presents the technical specifications and features of the car itself. Here you explore the collection; there you learn about the vehicle.
The archive includes materials for both the 202 and the subsequent 203 series. This coverage spans two generations of development. The documents allow comparison between these consecutive models and their market positioning.