Peugeot / Price history

Peugeot 406.

2004 / Recorded asking prices

Recorded currenciesEUR

Price history

1 currency
Daily average asking prices29 Aug 2021 — 27 Feb 2022
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EUR 24 observations · 2 sourcesall time
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DateEUR daily average
29 Aug 2021€2,500
19 Sept 2021€2,250
14 Nov 2021€3,400
21 Nov 2021€3,400
28 Nov 2021€3,400
5 Dec 2021€3,400
12 Dec 2021€3,400
19 Dec 2021€3,400
26 Dec 2021€3,400
2 Jan 2022€3,400
9 Jan 2022€3,400
16 Jan 2022€3,400
23 Jan 2022€3,400
30 Jan 2022€3,400
6 Feb 2022€3,400
13 Feb 2022€3,400
20 Feb 2022€3,400
27 Feb 2022€3,400

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What these observations cover

EUR: 24 recorded asking-price observations; all-time average €3,213, range €2,250–€3,400. Recorded dates: 8 Aug 2021–27 Feb 2022. Latest observation: 27 Feb 2022. 2 sources; 3 source-listing identifiers.

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About the Peugeot 406

The Peugeot 406 is a family passenger-car range that included more than one body style. Peugeot’s heritage account describes it as a roomy five-person family car; exact body style depends on version.

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