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{{Infobox Automobile|name = Peugeot 504|image = |manufacturer = Peugeot|class = Large family car
4-door [station wagon
2-door
coupé2-door convertible
2-door
pickup truck
2.0 L [Straight-41.9 L
Straight-4 diesel2.1 L
Straight-4 diesel2.3 L Straight-4
diesel|production = (Europe)- 1968–1983
(Nigeria)- 1968–2005
|related =|layout =
FR layout|successor = [Peugeot 505 produced by [France automaker Peugeot between 1968 and 1983 in
Europe. The car was produced until 2005 in Nigeria.
1968 - Introduction
The Peugeot 504 made its public debut on the
12th September 1968 at the Paris Salon. It was a four-door saloon, available in carburated and injection 1796 cc four-cylinder petrol engines, rated at 82 bhp and 97 bhp respectively. Both models were available with either a four-speed manual (steering column shift) or automatic (ZF 3HP22) transmission. Both models also had a sunroof fitted as standard.
The 504 was European Car of the Year on its launch. It was praised for its modern styling, solid build quality, smooth ride, strong engines and top notch refinement.
1969
The 504 Injection two-door coupé and two-door cabriolet were made available to the public at the Salon de Geneva in 1969. These models were mechanically identical to the saloon version.Available models:
- 504 4-door saloon
- 504 Injection 4-door saloon
- 504 Injection 2-door coupé
- 504 Injection 2-door cabriolet
1970
All existing 504 models received a new four-cylinder 1971 cc engine, rated at 93 bhp for the carburated model and 104 bhp for the injection model.
Another new model was introduced, the
504 Diesel, which had a new four-cylinder 2112 cc Diesel engine rated at 65 bhp.
In September 1970, Peugeot presented the 504 estate, being longer than the Berline, also having a longer wheelbase, a higher roof in the back and a solid rear axle with four coil springs. The wagon was available as Familiale, Break and Commerciale.
- 504 4-door saloon
- 504 5-door estate
- 504 Injection 4-door saloon
- 504 Diesel 4-door saloon
- 504 Injection 2-door coupé
- 504 Injection 2-door cabriolet
1971
More than three million 504s were produced during its production in Europe, which ended in 1983. Manufacturing then moved abroad, where it continues
as of 2007 in Nigeria and Kenya. The 504 was voted
Car of the Year for 1969. It replaced the
Peugeot 404 as Peugeot's large family saloon, and was produced as a
sedan, station wagon, coupé, convertible, and a pickup truck with a wide range of engines.
1973 to present
In
April 1973, Peugeot presented the 504 L due to the oil crisis. It featured a live rear axle, 1796 cc engine rated at 96 bhp (81 bhp for Automatic).
The Peugeot 504 is also one of the most common vehicles employed as a bush taxi in Africa. It can still be bought brand new from Peugeot Kenya.
The Peugeot 504 was also produced in
Argentina until 1999, and later models were slightly restyled at the front and rear. The cars were also given a new interior.
The French company Dangel also produced Peugeot approved four-wheel drive estate (station wagon) and pickup models.
Its engines and suspension were used in later models of the Paykan, the Iranian version of the
Hillman Hunter.
Peugeot 504 production in Europe was pruned back in 1979 with the launch of the
Peugeot 505, and the last European example rolled off the production line in 1983. The 505 shared most of the Peugeot 504 mechanical parts, along with the Peugeot 604 and Talbot Tagora.
Mechanical configuration
The car was FR layout, with longitudinally-mounted engines. The suspension system consisted of
MacPherson struts and coil springs at the front and with either semi-trailing arms with coil springs or coil springs and live axle. The station wagon and pickup versions were only available with a live axle. The car used disc brakes at the front, and either disc brakes or
drum brakes at the rear, depending on the model. The steering was a
rack and pinion system.
The Peugeot 504 was widely available with diesel engines as an option, along with an automatic transmission. Engines were of the Indenor design and included 1948 cc, 2112 cc, 2304 cc. The Indenor engine was also used in the
Peugeot 403, Peugeot 404, Peugeot 505, Peugeot 604, Peugeot J7, Peugeot J9, Peugeot P4, Ford Sierra,
Ford Granada, Talbot Tagora, Mahindra Jeep,
Leyland Daf 400, Cournil 4x4, UMM 4x4, UMM 4x4 Cournil and for marine application.
There were two petrol engines available in Europe, a 1796 cc and 1971 cc. The later was also available with Kugelfischer mechanical fuel injection, first available on the
Peugeot 404. Gearboxes were either the BA7, four-speed manual or ZF three-speed automatic. Later pickup trucks in Europe gained a fifth gear. Export market vehicles had different variations available.
UK range
Model By Model
{| class="wikitable" align=center|Model type|Body style|Chassis|Production|Engine|Transmission|-|rowspan=8|504 Injection||rowspan=5|2-door Coupe||C02||1969–1970||XFM 1.8||4-speed Manual|-|rowspan=2|C12||1971–1974||rowspan=4|XN2 2.0||4-speed Manual|-|1978–1983||5-speed Manual|-|rowspan=2|C14||1971–1974||3-speed Automatic|-||1978–1983||3-speed Automatic|-|rowspan=3|2-door Cabriolet||B02||1969–1970||XFM 1.8||4-speed Manual|-|B12||1971–1974||rowspan=2|XN2 2.0||5-speed Manual|-|B14||1971–1974||3-speed Automatic|-|rowspan=3|504 V6||rowspan=2|2-door Coupe||C31||1975–1977||rowspan=3|ZM 2.7||4-speed Manual|-|C33||1975–1977||3-speed Automatic|-|2-door Cabriolet||B31||1975–1977||4-speed Manual|-|504 Injection V6||2-door Coupe||C32||1978–1983||ZMJ 2.7||3-speed Automatic|-|}
All models
{| class="wikitable" align=center|Model type||Body style||Production||Engine type||Fuel||Transmission|-|504||4-door Saloon||1978–1981||4 cyl 1796cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 Automatic||4-door Saloon||1978–1981||4 cyl 1796cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 L||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1975–1978
1975–1981||4 cyl 1796cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 L Automatic||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1975–1978
1975–1971||4 cyl 1796cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504||4-door Saloon||1969–1970
1970–1974||4 cyl 1796cc
4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 Automatic||4-door Saloon||1969–1970
1970–1974||4 cyl 1796cc
4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 GL||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1974–1979
1971–1979||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 GL Automatic||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1974–1979
1971–1979||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 GR||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1979–1982
1977–1982||4 cyl 1796cc
4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 GR Automatic||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1979–1982
1977–1982||4 cyl 1796cc
4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 SL||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1970–1974
1971–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 SL Automatic||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1970–1974
1971–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 Injection||4-door Saloon||1969–1970
1970–1974||4 cyl 1796cc
4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 Injection Automatic||4-door Saloon||1969–1970
1970–1974||4 cyl 1796cc
4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 Coupe||2-door Coupe||1970–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 Coupe Automatic||2-door Coupe||1970–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 Cabriolet||2-door Cabriolet||1970–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 Cabriolet Automatic||2-door Cabriolet||1970–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 SL Injection||4-door Saloon||1970–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 SL Injection Automatic||4-door Saloon||1970–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 SL Ti||4-door Saloon||1974–1975||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 SL Ti Automatic||4-door Saloon||1974–1975||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 Ti||4-door Saloon||1974–1979||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 Ti Automatic||4-door Saloon||1974–1979||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 Family||5-door Estate||1971–1972||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 Family Automatic||5-door Estate||1971–1972||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 LD||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1974–1978
1975–1978||4 cyl 1948cc||Diesel||4-speed Manual|-|504 Diesel||5-door Estate||1978–1981||4 cyl 2112cc||Diesel||4-speed Manual|-|504 GLD||4-door Saloon||1977–1979||4 cyl 2304cc||Diesel||4-speed Manual|-|504 GRD||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1979–1981
1981–1982||4 cyl 2112cc
4 cyl 2304cc||Diesel||4-speed Manual|-|504 Family Diesel||5-door Estate||1977–1982||4 cyl 2304cc||Diesel||4-speed Manual|-|}
Footnotes
External links
- The former 504.org site with a new home
- Michael Semmler - Peugeot 504 Database
{{Infobox Automobile|name = Peugeot 504|image = |manufacturer =
Peugeot|class =
Large family car
4-door [station wagon2-door
coupé2-door
convertible2-door pickup truck
2.0 L [Straight-4
1.9 L Straight-4 diesel
2.1 L Straight-4 diesel
2.3 L Straight-4
diesel|production = (Europe)- 1968–1983
(Nigeria)- 1968–2005
|related =|layout =
FR layout|successor = [Peugeot 505 produced by [France automaker
Peugeot between 1968 and 1983 in Europe. The car was produced until 2005 in Nigeria.
1968 - Introduction
The Peugeot 504 made its public debut on the
12th September 1968 at the Paris Salon. It was a four-door saloon, available in carburated and injection 1796 cc four-cylinder petrol engines, rated at 82 bhp and 97 bhp respectively. Both models were available with either a four-speed manual (steering column shift) or automatic (ZF 3HP22) transmission. Both models also had a sunroof fitted as standard.
The 504 was European Car of the Year on its launch. It was praised for its modern styling, solid build quality, smooth ride, strong engines and top notch refinement.
1969
The 504 Injection two-door coupé and two-door cabriolet were made available to the public at the Salon de Geneva in 1969. These models were mechanically identical to the saloon version.Available models:
- 504 4-door saloon
- 504 Injection 4-door saloon
- 504 Injection 2-door coupé
- 504 Injection 2-door cabriolet
1970
All existing 504 models received a new four-cylinder 1971 cc engine, rated at 93 bhp for the carburated model and 104 bhp for the injection model.
Another new model was introduced, the
504 Diesel, which had a new four-cylinder 2112 cc Diesel engine rated at 65 bhp.
In September 1970, Peugeot presented the 504 estate, being longer than the Berline, also having a longer wheelbase, a higher roof in the back and a solid rear axle with four coil springs. The wagon was available as Familiale, Break and Commerciale.
- 504 4-door saloon
- 504 5-door estate
- 504 Injection 4-door saloon
- 504 Diesel 4-door saloon
- 504 Injection 2-door coupé
- 504 Injection 2-door cabriolet
1971
More than three million 504s were produced during its production in Europe, which ended in 1983. Manufacturing then moved abroad, where it continues as of 2007 in Nigeria and Kenya. The 504 was voted
Car of the Year for 1969. It replaced the
Peugeot 404 as Peugeot's large family saloon, and was produced as a
sedan, station wagon, coupé, convertible, and a pickup truck with a wide range of engines.
1973 to present
In
April 1973, Peugeot presented the 504 L due to the oil crisis. It featured a live rear axle, 1796 cc engine rated at 96 bhp (81 bhp for Automatic).
The Peugeot 504 is also one of the most common vehicles employed as a bush taxi in Africa. It can still be bought brand new from Peugeot Kenya.
The Peugeot 504 was also produced in Argentina until 1999, and later models were slightly restyled at the front and rear. The cars were also given a new interior.
The French company Dangel also produced Peugeot approved four-wheel drive estate (station wagon) and pickup models.
Its engines and suspension were used in later models of the
Paykan, the Iranian version of the
Hillman Hunter.
Peugeot 504 production in Europe was pruned back in 1979 with the launch of the Peugeot 505, and the last European example rolled off the production line in 1983. The 505 shared most of the Peugeot 504 mechanical parts, along with the Peugeot 604 and Talbot Tagora.
Mechanical configuration
The car was FR layout, with longitudinally-mounted engines. The suspension system consisted of MacPherson struts and coil springs at the front and with either semi-trailing arms with coil springs or coil springs and live axle. The station wagon and pickup versions were only available with a live axle. The car used disc brakes at the front, and either disc brakes or drum brakes at the rear, depending on the model. The steering was a rack and pinion system.
The Peugeot 504 was widely available with diesel engines as an option, along with an automatic transmission. Engines were of the Indenor design and included 1948 cc, 2112 cc, 2304 cc. The Indenor engine was also used in the
Peugeot 403,
Peugeot 404,
Peugeot 505, Peugeot 604, Peugeot J7,
Peugeot J9,
Peugeot P4, Ford Sierra,
Ford Granada,
Talbot Tagora, Mahindra Jeep, Leyland Daf 400,
Cournil 4x4, UMM 4x4, UMM 4x4 Cournil and for marine application.
There were two petrol engines available in Europe, a 1796 cc and 1971 cc. The later was also available with Kugelfischer mechanical fuel injection, first available on the
Peugeot 404. Gearboxes were either the BA7, four-speed manual or ZF three-speed automatic. Later pickup trucks in Europe gained a fifth gear. Export market vehicles had different variations available.
UK range
Model By Model
{| class="wikitable" align=center|Model type|Body style|Chassis|Production|Engine|Transmission|-|rowspan=8|504 Injection||rowspan=5|2-door Coupe||C02||1969–1970||XFM 1.8||4-speed Manual|-|rowspan=2|C12||1971–1974||rowspan=4|XN2 2.0||4-speed Manual|-|1978–1983||5-speed Manual|-|rowspan=2|C14||1971–1974||3-speed Automatic|-||1978–1983||3-speed Automatic|-|rowspan=3|2-door Cabriolet||B02||1969–1970||XFM 1.8||4-speed Manual|-|B12||1971–1974||rowspan=2|XN2 2.0||5-speed Manual|-|B14||1971–1974||3-speed Automatic|-|rowspan=3|504 V6||rowspan=2|2-door Coupe||C31||1975–1977||rowspan=3|ZM 2.7||4-speed Manual|-|C33||1975–1977||3-speed Automatic|-|2-door Cabriolet||B31||1975–1977||4-speed Manual|-|504 Injection V6||2-door Coupe||C32||1978–1983||ZMJ 2.7||3-speed Automatic|-|}
All models
{| class="wikitable" align=center|Model type||Body style||Production||Engine type||Fuel||Transmission|-|504||4-door Saloon||1978–1981||4 cyl 1796cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 Automatic||4-door Saloon||1978–1981||4 cyl 1796cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 L||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1975–1978
1975–1981||4 cyl 1796cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 L Automatic||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1975–1978
1975–1971||4 cyl 1796cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504||4-door Saloon||1969–1970
1970–1974||4 cyl 1796cc
4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 Automatic||4-door Saloon||1969–1970
1970–1974||4 cyl 1796cc
4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 GL||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1974–1979
1971–1979||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 GL Automatic||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1974–1979
1971–1979||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 GR||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1979–1982
1977–1982||4 cyl 1796cc
4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 GR Automatic||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1979–1982
1977–1982||4 cyl 1796cc
4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 SL||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1970–1974
1971–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 SL Automatic||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1970–1974
1971–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 Injection||4-door Saloon||1969–1970
1970–1974||4 cyl 1796cc
4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 Injection Automatic||4-door Saloon||1969–1970
1970–1974||4 cyl 1796cc
4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 Coupe||2-door Coupe||1970–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 Coupe Automatic||2-door Coupe||1970–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 Cabriolet||2-door Cabriolet||1970–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 Cabriolet Automatic||2-door Cabriolet||1970–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 SL Injection||4-door Saloon||1970–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 SL Injection Automatic||4-door Saloon||1970–1974||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 SL Ti||4-door Saloon||1974–1975||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 SL Ti Automatic||4-door Saloon||1974–1975||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 Ti||4-door Saloon||1974–1979||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 Ti Automatic||4-door Saloon||1974–1979||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 Family||5-door Estate||1971–1972||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||4-speed Manual|-|504 Family Automatic||5-door Estate||1971–1972||4 cyl 1971cc||Petrol||3-speed Automatic|-|504 LD||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1974–1978
1975–1978||4 cyl 1948cc||Diesel||4-speed Manual|-|504 Diesel||5-door Estate||1978–1981||4 cyl 2112cc||Diesel||4-speed Manual|-|504 GLD||4-door Saloon||1977–1979||4 cyl 2304cc||Diesel||4-speed Manual|-|504 GRD||4-door Saloon
5-door Estate||1979–1981
1981–1982||4 cyl 2112cc
4 cyl 2304cc||Diesel||4-speed Manual|-|504 Family Diesel||5-door Estate||1977–1982||4 cyl 2304cc||Diesel||4-speed Manual|-|}
Footnotes
External links
- The former 504.org site with a new home
- Michael Semmler - Peugeot 504 Database
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