Pininfarina styled the 504 Coupe and its Cabriolet sister and the pair were shown at the Geneva show in March 1969. They began with a 1.8-litre four-cylinder of about 100 hp and then a 2.0-litre; from 1974 a 2.7-litre PRV V6 with 136 hp was offered, later raised to 144 hp with fuel injection. Motor-car.net puts combined output at about 31,000 cars, and production ended in 1983. It was sold next to the 504 saloon, which had won Car of the Year in 1969.
An elegant coupé (and cabriolet) version of the 504, designed by Pininfarina, with the smooth PRV V6 in later form.
57years
3trims
103–142hp range
The Story
Why the 504 Coupe mattersTrims
3 trims · 1969–1983The 504 Coupé (1969-1983) was a Pininfarina-styled two-door grand tourer, later offered with the PRV 2.7 V6, prized as an elegant French classic.