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— Peugeot France (@PeugeotFR) July 19, 2022
Who said the car is dead and that the French don’t like cars anymore? Certainly not a survey conducted Sunday newspaper, in partnership with Eight Advisory and IFOP. For the third year in a row, the weekly is really interested in the brands that the French value most, as part of a large-scale survey of a large group of respondents. And this year, the car manufacturer again entered the TOP-3. Indeed, the first place is taken Decathlon, which remains the favorite brand of the French for the second year in a row. The sports brand is followed by Peugeot, which therefore takes the 2nd place in the ranking, just ahead of Leclerc. The podium, which is not surprising, because it is completely identical to last year’s.
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— Peugeot France (@PeugeotFR) August 24, 2022
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As such, the lion company, recently led by Linda Jackson, formerly of Citroën, remains the car manufacturer most present in the hearts of the French. Very good news for his boss, who is delighted with this victory, the fruit of more than ten years of work. We remember that the brand’s situation was very difficult in the early 2010s, when it was close to bankruptcy. Since then, the feline has regained the fur of the beast and outstripped its rivals, so far Renault is placed in 5th place and the chevron sign comes in at 9th place in the classification. But if Peugeot has the favor of men, the younger 35 definitely still prefer the diamond firm. It must be said that in some time he made a very clear leap forward.
Other popular brands
But not only manufacturers delight the French. In fact, we also celebrate the success of mobility services such as BlaBlaCar, which recorded the strongest progress in the barometer, gaining 16 positions to reach the 26th position. The company has really taken a big hit thanks to rising fuel prices and shortages. In contrast, TotalEnergies pays a high price, while the firm ranks 33 and drops two positions. Finally, Michelin remains in 8th place, as it was last year.
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Source: Auto Plus
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