The Peugeot 205 GTi is one of those cars that still explains an entire era of performance motoring. Small, light, sharp, and full of character, it became one of the defining hot hatches of the 1980s.

For its 210th anniversary, Peugeot has set up a new activity at its museum in Sochaux, France: restoring and selling vintage vehicles. The cars will be restored by the Aventure Peugeot association in ...

When it comes to hot-hatches, none has made a stronger impression on me than the Peugeot 205 GTi 1.9 I used to own and occasionally race. I can honestly say, I enjoyed more driving it than the VW Golf ...

With its red paint almost glowing in the supernaturally clear light, the 205 GTI 1.9 looks so perfect it feels like I’ve stepped into a Peugeot brochure shoot, circa 1988. Up close, the impression of ...

Until 1984, Peugeot was a brand best known for producing chunky, bulletproof saloon cars, but it desperately needed a replacement for its ageing 104 hatchback. The result was the 205 – a supermini ...