The Peugeot 404 Coupe & Cabriolet by Pininfarina 

Designed by Pininfarina, the cabriolet 404, revealed in 1961, was the first Peugeot to bear the bodybuilder's logo, the car being assembled in its Turin workshops. Unlike the 403, this cabriolet shared no common stamped parts with the 404 saloon. Its body style was reminiscent of the Fiat 1500 and 1600 S cabriolets by the same creator. The injection engine model, which offered an extra 13 hp, was unveiled at the 1962 Geneva Motor Show. The following year, Peugeot launched the coupe proposed solely with the 85 hp 1.6-litre injection engine.

Introduced in 1962, the end came for Peugeot 404 coupe/cabriolet in 1969. The maximum speed for the car was 105mph with an engine capacity of 1618 cc ( Carburetter and mechanical fuel injection system were both available) -  a total of 17,225 units were manufactured.