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Tel: 07766 745112 || Peugeot 604 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Peugeot 604 Manufacturer
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1975–1985 Predecessor
Peugeot 601 Successor
Peugeot 605 Class
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2.7 L PRV V6
2.8 L PRV V6
2.3 L I4 turbo diesel
2.5 L I4 turbo diesel Wheelbase
2,800 mm (110.2 in) Length
4,720 mm (185.8 in) Width
1,770 mm (69.7 in) Height
1,435 mm (56.5 in) Curb weight
1,450 kg (3,197 lb) Related
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Aldo Brovarone at Pininfarina Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Peugeot 604 The Peugeot 604 is an executive car produced by the French manufacturer Peugeot from 1975 to 1985. 153,252 examples of the 604 were sold during its 10-year production life. It was made in France and also by Kia in Korea [1][2].
The Pininfarina-designed 604 was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in March 1975 and drew praise for its formal, handsome Pininfarina styling. Sales began in September of that year. Based on the chassis of the Peugeot 504, using its doors, and mostly powered by the then-new 145 hp (108 kW) 2.7 V6 PRV engine, developed in conjunction with Renault and Volvo, the car was Peugeot's first entry into the large luxury sedan market for 40 years (the last being the short-lived Peugeot 601 of 1934).
The 604 was effectively Peugeot's first entry into the executive class market segment. This meant that the car had to steal customers from marginally more established brands - usually by being remarkable in some tangible respect.The 604 had several noteworthy attributes, namely its beautifully damped and supple ride, equal to a contempary Jaguar XJ6. Additionally the chassis and monocque body, by now a well proven and sturdy design, borrowed from the 504, was immensely strong with a remarkably high torsionally rigidity. Peugeot is said[who?] to have made the 604 with "The Engineering of a Mercedes-Benz S-Class, The hanling of a BMW 5-Series and the elegance of a Jaguar XJ." Price at launch was US$10,990.[3] The 604 had unusually wide opening doors which made entry and egress very easy for users. This was especially appropriate for the car in its role as a limousine.
The 604 was a considered a commercial failure. However Peugeot actually made a profit on each car made, primarily because of the shared tooling and engineering with the 504. Contemporary journalists attributed this to a variety of reasons, such as the unambitious styling, the lack of technical innovation, modest performance, and a reputation for problems with rust. Others pointed out that the recent energy crisis made this an inauspicious time for Peugeot (along with Renault, whose own six cylinder saloon went on sale a few months earlier) to be moving into the market for six cylinder saloons.[4] However, by the time the oil shock hit the western economies Peugeot, along with joint venture partners Renault and Volvo, presumably believed they had invested too much in the design and development of production facilities for the new shared engine that would power the 604, to abandon the venture.[4]
During the late 1970s, Peugeot and stablemate Citroën provided two ways to address the executive car segment - understated and classical (604), or distinctive and avant-garde design (CX).
PSA Peugeot Citroën then decided to create a whole new brand, the Talbot out of the Chrysler Europe assets, and introduce a direct competitor to the 604 and CX, the 1980 Talbot Tagora. Both the car and the brand were viewed as a sales and financial disaster, with the Tagora selling only 20% of the units achieved by the 604 and 2% of CX sales.
The German manufacturers did not hesitate to exploit this confusion in France, with cars like the 1974 BMW 5-Series (which also entered a segment new for the manufacturer) that had relatively good build quality. German cars created an unassailable position in the executive class auto market during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The Germans were not challenged again until Japan addressed this segment 15 years later.
France has had not much success internationally in the executive segment after the Citroën DS's successor, the Citroën CX. The 604-era was perhaps the last point at which PSA Peugeot Citroën could theoretically have focused resources on becoming a viable long term competitor in this lucrative market segment. Today, Peugeot still makes large vehicles like the Peugeot 607, primarily for domestic fleet use. This is similar to the situation encountered in the US by the Lincoln Town Car.
The 604 was introduced during the recession caused by the 1973 energy crisis, which created a marketplace that was even more unfriendly to large-engined cars in France. Peugeot did launch some detuned economy versions of the 604, but they did not increase the car's overall sales.
The 604 did get its name into the history books in 1978 as the first production turbodiesel car, using the 2304 cc Indenor Diesel engine with a turbo fitted - designation XD2S. This was a reliable engine, overshadowed by one major problem. Like many diesel engines of the time they were hard to start in the cold weather, the 604 was one of the worst with this problem, it was a very difficult car to start and some ensured it was parked on a hill to avoid this problem. However despite this problem it was merely an issue of some minor tweaks to the glow plugs and compression that solved this problem and made the car easier to start.
Sales, which were never particularly strong, dipped further in 1980 following the launch of the 505, and the last 604 rolled off the production line in 1985. Peugeot's next major executive car, the 605, was launched in 1989.
Today the 604 is a rare automobile in United Kingdom - Practical Classics estimates there are 15 remaining in the UK as of August 2009. Contents 1 Timeline
2 Engines
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4 External links [edit] Timeline 1975 - 604 launched, in one specification, the 604 SL. Price on launch was FFr44,700 for the four-speed manual transmission version, and FFr44,700 for the three-speed automatic version.
1977 - 604 is launched in US in V6 SL trim.
1978 - 604 Ti model with Bosch K-Jetronic fuel injection and turbodiesel model introduced. Modified gearbox ratios on standard 604. Ti not available in US.
1979 - Petrol filler cap changed to square. 2.3 turbodiesel model introduced, the first turbodiesel in Europe. Import of petrol model to US discontinued.
1980 - New rear-view mirror, bonnet badge removed, indicators changed to orange, new plastic dashboard and gearstick. Limited edition luxury "Grand Comfort" model with power windows, sunroof, etc also made available.
1981 - 604 STi introduced. Existing one diesel model replaced with two different specifications, GRDT and SRDT. Total body immersion anti-corrosion treatment introduced across entire range. Turbo diesel exported to US.
1982 - 604 SL discontinued.
1984 - 604 GTi introduced with 2.8 litre engine. New GTDT diesel model introduced. US sales discontinued after 1984.
1985 - 604 production ends. Its replacement, the front wheel drive Peugeot 605, arrives in 1989.. [edit] Engines 2.3 L (2304 cc) Diesel I4
2.5 L (2498 cc) Diesel I4
2.7 L (2664 cc) PRV V6
2.8 L (2849 cc) PRV V6 [edit] References ^ "kia.co.nz". http://www.kia.co.nz/PlanetKia/KiaHistory.aspx.
^ "kia.com.au". http://www.kia.com.au/About-Kia/default.aspx.
^ www.nadaguides.com
^ a b "Peugoeot 604". Autocar 143 (nbr 4105): pages 24–26. date 12 July 1975. [edit] External links Peugeot 604 (FR) web site v • d • e
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