A lesson in automotive history
The Peugeot family, which originally hailed from Sochaux, France, were very influential industrialists. The company that became Peugeot started in 1810, and its product range consisted of salt, pepper and coffee mills, (which the company still produces today in France).Since the
And unveiled the wicked 308 GTi
In a refreshing break from the usual display, Peugeot Philippines gave 2016 Manila International Auto Show visitors more stuff to ogle beyond the stunning 308 GTi hatchback. Peugeot created a mini museum in its floor space that showcased its heritage and origins.
by Dinzo Tabamo
According to big boss Carlos Ghosn
Renault Group boss Carlos Ghosn arrived at yesterday's Alpine Vision reveal in Monaco trailed by a phalanx of cameras, popping flashes, and flustered minions. Most major politicians don't have an entourage this attentive, but the fact that the grandest of
by Jason Barlow
That's Voiture Sans Permis
We've all had our rants about bad drivers that we share the road with on a daily basis. They come in all shapes and sizes: taxis, jeeps, buses and even motorcycles and fellow car owners who don't give a hoot
This is actually how the company started
Despite having officially been in our market for a few years now, Peugeot is still a car brand not too many people are familiar with. This is a situation Glen Dasig, the new president of Peugeot Philippines, is trying to rectify. In
by Dinzo Tabamo
Peugeot takes us to Pinto Art Museum
It isn't easy being the new kid on the block in the Philippine auto market. Granted, Peugeot isn't itself a new brand, and there are smaller players cropping up here and there, but Peugeot isn't a fly-by-night
by Niky Tamayo
Automotive sightings in the French capital
After frolicking with some Germans in Austria (okay, that didn't sound right), we made a stopover in Paris for the weekend. Thanks to the hospitality of a good friend--Top Gear Philippines writer Carlo Chungunco--we were able to save on
by Dinzo Tabamo
