Peugeot 301D Berline Commerciale A6C Sedan 1936

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The Peugeot 301D Berline Commerciale A6C sedan of 1936 was the product of a long history of finely crafted French engineering and craftsmanship. Its distinguishing feature was the combination of a sturdy yet luxurious body and long-lasting mechanical reliability that made it a car of choice for many. Designed for both style and function, the Peugeot 301D Berline Commerciale A6C sedan had a noble elegance about it, its chassis lavished in its maroon or black paintwork complimented by the brightwork of its silver trim, headlamps, and interior fittings. The car was powered by its 2,300 cc, four-cylinder, six-cylinder, and 2,800 cc versions with an impressive peak power output of up to 39 hp. For those who desired further performance, there was also an option for twin carburetors, which ups the power to over 50 hp. The Peugeot 301D Berline Commerciale A6C sedan was characterized by its agility thanks to its shorter wheelbase and improved coil spring suspension system. Its durability also stood out with its robust mechanical system and improved ergonomics. From its wide range of custom body designs, comfortable leather upholstery, and plenty of options for cabin trims, it was easy to add personalized touches to the vehicle. The Peugeot 301D Berline Commerciale A6C sedan also came with a range of performance enhancing features, such as its four-speed transmission and two-wheel drive. Additionally, its innovative braking system, which featured hubs with brakes on each wheel, would have been a great asset in the late 30's. The Peugeot 301D Berline Commerciale A6C sedan was an iconic vehicle in the late 1930s and categorised as a luxury vehicle that lived up to its reputation as a car of substance, luxury, and dependability.