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PEUGEOT 205 CABRIOLET ROLAND GARROS
See original version (French)
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PEUGEOT 205 CABRIOLET ROLAND GARROS
See original version (French)
Estimate €5,000 - €8,000
Voluntary lot
Description
PEUGEOT 205 CABRIOLET ROLAND GARROS
Type 20DK22 – Chassis No.: VF320DK2224507566 – 7 cv
TU3 engine, 80/85 chevaux.
Uncertified odometer reading: 205,433 km
Vehicle registration document: French -
Date of first registration: 11/06/1991
Roadworthiness test passed, valid until 27/08/2026
Model-specific metallic green paintwork with white trim, original 13-inch alloy wheels (+ anti-theft bolts),
Overall, the car looks good, despite showing signs of city driving.
Engine bay is in original condition, consistent with the mileage.
Slight oil seepage around the rocker cover.
Bodywork shows signs of urban wear and tear...
Early signs of corrosion at the junction of the sills and the lower sections of the rear wings on both the right and left sides.
Functional black PVC soft top, recently replaced.
Upholstery in a combination of cream leather and striped fabric specific to the model, showing signs of wear.
Steering wheel bearing the Roland Garros logo and gear knob as original equipment for the model.
No rear shelf.
All four tyres and all lights are in good condition.
A ‘young-timer’ with a reputation for reliability, requiring a little attention but full of charm for recreational use with four people in the sunshine!
Unveiled in 1989, the Peugeot 205 Roland Garros was the result of a partnership between Peugeot and the famous Parisian tennis tournament. Following the success of the special edition, the convertible version, designed and produced by Pininfarina, made its debut in 1990.
For the 1991 model year, the Roland Garros Cabriolet was fitted with the 1.4-litre TU3S engine producing 85 ch, paired with a five-speed manual gearbox. It stood out thanks to its distinctive green paintwork, its leather and fabric upholstery, its enhanced equipment and its numerous features evoking the world of the tournament.
In 1991, 4,000 units of the Roland Garros series were produced, including 1,500 convertibles. This version is therefore one of the most exclusive variants of the 205 and is now considered a particularly iconic model within the Peugeot range of the 1990s.
See original version (French)
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About the sale
PRESTIGE – 20TH-CENTURY ART & DESIGN – CHÂTEAU DE VAYRES
Auction location
Auction time
10/17/2026 at 2:00 PM
Lot description modified on 10/15/2026 at 11:41 AM
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