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peugeot 404

There was a statement made on Peugeot conveying the message not agreeing to announce any one feature of this model as simply outstanding. The customer segment has found the entire Peugeot 404 design was outstanding with numerous features. The saloon variant of it has the accurate steering with good compromised suspension with the comfortable seating provided for the passengers in leather trim. The standard fitting, the sunroof along with the powerful drum brakes in fade free design all give the model uniqueness thus distinguishing it from rest of the models that are there in the market. The fuel injection system helped the easy start of the car with no hassles involved in driving the car even during the winter season. Moderate fuel consumption has let the customers to think broader than ever before for driving in the car to each place they want to give their attendance. The other three variants in it like the Familiale, Diesel and coupe injection all had few additional features that made them more adaptable to user requirements.

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