Voiture miniature Peugeot 505 Danielson POLICE

Introduction

The Peugeot 505 Danielson POLICE represents an iconic era in French automotive and police history. This 1:43 scale model perfectly captures the essence of this robust sedan that marked the French police forces of the 1980s. With its distinctive livery and authentic details, this scale model is a faithful testament to the automotive equipment of the police services of the time, combining the elegance of Pininfarina design with operational functionality.

Main features

• Scale: 1/43rd
• Brand represented: Peugeot 505
• Version: Danielson Police
• Material: Die-cast metal
• Finish: Authentic police livery
• Details: Elements specific to intervention vehicles

History of the Peugeot 505 model

Launched in 1979, the Peugeot 505 succeeded the 504 with the ambition of conquering the premium family sedan segment. Designed by Pininfarina, it stood out with its elegant lines and distinctive grille. The 505 inaugurated a new generation of Peugeot vehicles, more modern and better equipped, notably with the gradual arrival of electronic injection and turbocharged engines.

This sedan quickly found success with French government agencies and police forces thanks to its robustness, driving comfort, and balanced performance. Production in France continued until 1992, with nearly 1.4 million units sold, confirming its status as a benchmark in its category.

An iconic collector's item

This Peugeot 505 Danielson POLICE fits perfectly into police vehicle collections and is the perfect addition to a collection of French model cars from the 1980s. Its rarity and historical authenticity make it a sought-after model for collectors passionate about automotive and police history. It bears witness to a time when French industry massively equipped its public services, constituting a precious miniature heritage for lovers of history and fine mechanics.