This 1999 Peugeot 106 Sketch Edition is finished in silver over a blue interior and is powered by a 1.0-liter inline-four paired with a five-speed manual transmission. Showing 143,251 kilometers, this example has been daily driven and well maintained by its second owner, remaining in impressively preserved condition for its age.
The 106 Sketch represents one of Peugeot’s most minimalist and charming small cars of the late 1990s. This example wears its factory silver paint, which presents well throughout with only minor signs of age and a small blemish from a past encounter with a pole on the left front. Otherwise, the finish retains a healthy shine with no significant scratches or peeling. The car’s simple and lightweight design gives it a characterful, pure driving feel that has become increasingly rare in modern cars.
Inside, the blue cloth interior remains in remarkable condition, showing minimal wear and offering a clean, period-correct aesthetic. The Sketch trim is known for its simplicity — this car is free from modern conveniences such as air conditioning, power windows, or power steering, yet its low curb weight ensures that steering remains light and direct. The cabin captures a distinctly 1990s French charm, with its vibrant color scheme and minimalist design.
Under the hood, the 1.0-liter engine is one of Peugeot’s most reliable and long-lived powerplants, known for its durability and ease of maintenance. This unit has covered just over 143,000 kilometers and is said to run exceptionally well. The timing belt was replaced approximately 20,000 kilometers ago, and the car received a major service within the past year including fresh filters, new brakes, and spark plugs.