Cats actually say miaou, dogs say "arf "but also "ouaf", guns go "pan pan" or "bang bang" and ambulances' sirens go "pin pon, pin pon". And older Citroëns do a nice "pschitt".

Fontainebleau Hotel, Miami Beach. Mandatory valet parking, $50, no in and out privileges.

...or they could keep and retrofit them and charge outrageous prices for the rides.

Indeed

A ('93-'02) Peugeot 306? In GA?

This. It was produced for nearly 40 years and you could realistically keep it forever. It can haul all your descendants and their belongings. Until the end of times.

It's actually legal to drive on unpaved, rough trails in lots of Western National Parks. White Rim trail in Canyonlands UT (pic) is the most spectacular IMHO but Old Dale road in Joshua Tree CA and the Northern part of Death Valley also can be staggering. I hear that the Maze in Canyonlands is also a must.

Mercedes Autobahnkurier, 1934. Tragic times, incredibly classy car.

In fact it might have been a Citroën C1 (same thing, badge-engineered).

I actually saw this Peugeot 107 in suburban DC a while back, it's sporting diplomatic plates. As a Peugeot 504 owner and weekend driver, I approve this thread. Peugeot FTW.

Peugeot 505 Dangel (4x4). Bulletproof engine, quirky and badass. Want one.

Kinda goofy but as a kid, have always been awestruck by this one.