Nació en plena revolución y se volvió indestructible: el Peugeot 504

Discover the incredible story of the French sedan that was supposed to be unveiled in the spring of 1968, but whose launch was postponed due to the May '68 protests. Designed in Italy by Aldo Brovarone at Pininfarina, it became the first Peugeot to win the European Car of the Year award. Beneath its elegant bodywork lay a rugged engineering system built for the toughest roads on the planet. Manufactured for 30 years in Argentina, and assembled in Chile, Uruguay, and at the Vigo factory in Spain, it became the childhood car of millions of Latin Americans. It won the most brutal rallies in Africa, outperformed the legendary Volvos in endurance, and remained in production until 2006, with over 3 million units sold in more than 20 countries. The story of how a simple family sedan became an enduring legend. Music used in the video: Eyes of Glory - Aakash Gandhi, When Johnny Comes Marching Home - Cooper Cannell.