Peugeot 403

The Peugeot 403 Cabriolet was introduced in 1956, offering a stylish open-top option for enthusiasts. It features the same 1.3L engine as the sedan variant, producing similar power, but with a lighter body that enhances driving dynamics. Known for its elegant design, it attracted buyers looking for leisure and luxury. Production continued until 1966.

The Peugeot 403 Berline 1.3L was introduced in 1955 as an updated variant of the 403. It features a 1.3L inline-four engine producing around 50 hp, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan variant was notable for its comfortable seating and spacious interior, making it popular among families. It remained in production until 1966.

The Peugeot 403 Commerciale was introduced in 1955 as a utilitarian variant designed for commercial use. It features a 1.5L inline-four engine, producing approximately 65 hp, and is characterized by its two-door wagon body style ideal for transporting goods. This variant was especially popular with businesses looking for reliability and space. It remained in production until 1966.

The Peugeot 403 Darl'Mat was a limited edition variant introduced in 1955, designed by the French coachbuilder Darl'Mat. It features a 1.3L engine and a unique coupe body style, showcasing elegant lines and a sporty appearance. This variant was produced in limited numbers, making it a rare collector's item today. Production ended in 1960.

The Peugeot 403 Diesel was introduced in 1959, marking the introduction of diesel power to the 403 lineup. It features a 1.8L diesel engine, offering greater fuel efficiency and torque compared to its petrol counterparts. This sedan variant became popular for its economical operation, especially among long-distance drivers. Production continued until 1966.