106 Rallye

The 106 Rallye was a popular car introduced by Peugeot, a leading French car brand. Peugeot belongs to one of the biggest European auto manufacturers, PSA Peugeot Citroen. Based in Paris, Peugeot has its origins in bicycle making towards the end of the nineteenth century. Peugeot has enjoyed a great reputation through the years because of the performance and quality of its various car models.

Peugeot 106 Rallye was introduced in the autumn of 1991 and was offered in two different series: Series 1 and Series 2. The Series 1 models had a 1294CC 8v engine yielding 100 BHP at 7200 RPM, whereas the Series 2 models have a 1587cc 8v engine yielding 103 BHP at 6200 RPM. The maximum torque offered by the first series was 80 lbs/ft at 5400 RPM, whereas that offered by the second series was 97 lbs/ft at 3500 RPM. The front suspension of both series featured a coil springs, Macpherson struts, wishbone, and 22 mts anti-roll bar. The rear suspension consisted of Torsion bars and anti-roll bar. The 106 Rallye was offered in Bianca White, Black, or Cherry Red for Series 1, and Bianca White or Indigo Blue for Series 2.

Peugeot 106 Rallye models along with their spare parts and accessories can be easily purchased on sale across the globe. These cars offer high speeds, great acceleration, and good manoeuvrability to provide the driver with an excellent driving experience. A number of online sites offer Peugeot 106 rallye for sale.