- Stylish color scheme in black with red leather
- Design and bodywork by Pininfarina
- Good original condition and low mileage
- Registered to our house for the last six years and only driven in summer
- A car that is as rare as a Ferrari from the 60s, but not at all capricious. French "savoir vivre" by Pininfarina at an affordable price.

This Peugeot 404 Cabriolet was first registered in France in 1963. It was later re-registered in the Netherlands in June 1998. The vehicle was purchased from a dealer in spring 2018 with just 17,854 km and was registered to our company (formerly Eberhard Thiesen KG) with an H license plate in June 2019. In the following summers, we enjoyed the car for almost 15,000 km without any problems. An uncapricious and casual entry-level classic for relaxed trips and journeys - the French "savoir vivre" is a constant companion.

The Peugeot 404 Cabriolet is based on the 404 model family and was first presented in October 1961. The design was created by Pininfarina in Italy, where the open body was also manufactured. The Cabriolet is based on the unabridged floor assembly of the 404 saloon, which is why the overhangs are short and the proportions are stretched, elegant and harmonious. Visually, the Peugeot resembles the Fiat 1500 Cabrio and looks like a small Ferrari 250 GT. This is no coincidence, as both models were also designed by Pininfarina. The conventional four-cylinder engine with side camshaft, cross-flow head and five-bearing crankshaft drives the rear axle and delivers 44 to 65 kW with a displacement of 1.5 and 1.6 liters. The comfortable chassis is typically French. A total of 10,398 units were produced between 1962 and 1968.