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<strong>PEUGEOT</strong> TORQUE<br />
SMALL TORQUE<br />
Do you know your<br />
Peugeots?<br />
from David Dunsmuir<br />
Answers to August Quiz<br />
Photo 1 was a Peugeot Camelo<br />
Concept (307) which later became the<br />
307 in 2001.<br />
Photo 2 was the Peugeot Promethee<br />
Concept of 2001. The new Peugeot<br />
Promethee is a concept car that<br />
gives a flavour of Peugeot’s design<br />
direction in the near future. Said Tod<br />
Evans, Peugeot’s MD, ‘Promethee<br />
incorporates a laboratory of ideas but<br />
it is real enough to project us into<br />
what’s possible tomorrow.’<br />
The vehicle demonstrates the marque’s<br />
new face and is powered by one of the<br />
cleanest ever diesel engines in the UK<br />
- Peugeot’s HDi unit with particulate<br />
filter. The MPV-style body showcases<br />
a variety of ideas including a new type<br />
of sliding rear door and split level boot.<br />
Bébé Torque<br />
<strong>THE</strong> Peugeot Bébé from 1912 was a small<br />
real car, not a cycle car cobbled together<br />
with a motor cycle engine and bits of wire. The<br />
prototype was designed by Bugatti who sold<br />
the design to Peugeot.<br />
The prototype is in the Schlumph Museum in<br />
Mulhouse France and has the typical Bugatti<br />
radiator.<br />
Gordon Miller<br />
TORQUE 909 29
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