1007
104
106
107
108
2008
201
202
203
204
204 COUPE
205
205 CABRIOLET
206
206 BREAK
206 CC
206 SPORT
207
207 CC
207 SPORT
207 SW
207S WRC
208
208 GTI
208 GTI 30TH
3008
301
304
305
306
306 BREAK
306 CABRIOLET
307
307 CC
307SW
308
308 CC
308 GTI
308 SW
309
4007
4008
402
403
404
404 CABRIOLET
405
406
406 COUPE
407
407 COUPE
407SW
408
5008
504
504 PICK-UP ARGENTINE
505
508
508 GT
508 PSE
508 SPORT
508 SW PSE
508SW
604
605
607
806
807
BIPPER
BOXER
CAR
E-2008
E-208
E-BOXER
E-EXPERT
E-PARTNER
E-RIFTER
E-TRAVELLER
EXPERT
GRAND RAID
ION
J5
LANDTREK
PARTNER
RCZ
RIFTER
TRAVELLER
SEE ALL MODELSYou can find the
appropriate paint for your
PEUGEOT by selecting your car
model and base color.
Paint codes are usually a series of letters and/or numbers that correspond to the specific color of a vehicle. These codes are used by manufacturers and auto body shops to identify the correct color of paint to use when repairing or repainting a vehicle.
Here are some examples of paint codes: "A52", "B92", "G87", "LZ5W", "X13"
These codes can vary in length and formatting, depending on the manufacturer. Some paint codes may include a mix of letters and numbers, while others may be purely numeric or alphabetic. In some cases, the paint code may be preceded by a "P" or an "L," which stands for "paint" or "lacquer."
To find the paint code for your vehicle, you will need to locate the sticker or plate that contains the vehicle's identification number (VIN). This sticker or plate is usually located in one of the places listed in my previous answer. Once you have found the VIN sticker or plate, look for a section that is labeled "Color Code" or "Paint Code." This should be the paint code for your vehicle.