Peugeot 806 Phase 1 1994 - 1999

The Peugeot 806 is a versatile minivan designed for families, launched in 1994 and produced for two decades, embodying the French brand's expertise in the segment of practical and spacious vehicles. The Peugeot 806 history begins with a first generation (1994-2002) developed in partnership with Fiat and Lancia, offering a relevant response to competitors such as the Renault Espace or Chrysler Voyager, with modern design and varied engines combining petrol and diesel. The second generation, launched in 2002, modernizes the approach with a refined grille, redesigned cabin and improved ergonomics, while successive Peugeot 806 generations progressively integrate PSA group technological evolutions, notably in terms of safety and connectivity. This Peugeot 806 model addresses users seeking cargo volume, interior modularity and road comfort for family or professional trips, with flexible seating configurations and optimized storage spaces. The Peugeot 806 specifications offer petrol and diesel engines with progressive power, accompanied by manual or automatic transmissions depending on generations and markets. Although the model ceased European production in 2014, the used Peugeot 806 remains sought-after on the second-hand market for its recognized habitability and overall reliability, positioning this minivan as a reliable alternative to more recent contemporary minivans.