Club Origins
The Peugeot Sport Club was founded in 1985 when it was known as the Peugeot GTI Club. The Club was started by Peugeot to help owners gain maximum pleasure from their cars. In 1988 the organisation of the Club was handed over to a small team of enthusiastic members who are Officers of the Club. With the huge spectrum of models that Peugeot now manufacture, Club membership is open to all Peugeot owners. The Club caters for all owners, from 106 to 806.
The support from Peugeot is still very extensive. Our President is Peugeot's Motorsport manager, Mick Linford. Vice President is Alan Knight, Peugeot Special Tuning. Former World Rally Champions Richard Burns and Robert Reid are both members of the PSC. We have contacts to various people within Peugeot who are able to help or advise, and afford us the chance to become more involved with Peugeot activities. All 206 Super Cup competitors are members of the Peugeot Sport Club.

Membership of the Peugeot Sport Club is open to all motoring enthusiasts especially owners of sporting Peugeots, or any Peugeot enthusiast.

The Benefits

• Quarterly magazine, "TORQUE" - includes road test of Peugeots, news from Peugeot, Peugeot Sport circuit Cars, Rally Challenge and, the latest accessories, news, views and readers letters
• Club Website at www.peugeotsportclub.com with members only area.
• MSA membership
• Our own National PUGFEST conventions-UK largest gathering of Sporting Peugeots and Owners.
• Club Insurance Scheme
• Discounts on parts and labour at many Peugeot dealers and specialists
• Discounts at various events throughout the year
• Club merchandise available
• A special "Peugeot Sport Club" tax disc holder and keyring when joining
• Local group meetings
• Plus much more

Torque Magazine
Four times a year, every member receives a copy of the colour Club magazine. This keeps members up to date with news in the Peugeot world. It regularly includes road tests of new and modified models and hints and tips on how to improve your car from other owners. On the Peugeot Sport side, there are reports and updates on competition vehicles from the factory.

National Convention
Every year the Club holds its National Convention at a prestigious venue. Past venues include Silverstone Circuit and MIRA. Members are very fortunate to be able to bring along their cars and participate in a variety of activities. They can drive their car around a racing circuit, some of the members enter the Concourse D'elegance and Sound Off competitions whilst others come along and look around the trade and specialist stands. Members have the opportunity to buy parts at special prices on this day, and most of all, meet hundreds of like-minded enthusiasts.

Discounts
Many Peugeot dealers offer discount on parts and labour on production of a valid membership card. You could save the cost of your membership in just one visit to your dealer. There are other outlets that offer discounts too and more savings can be made by reading the Torque magazine. We currently have over 30 companies on our discount register.

Local Group Meetings
Many areas have regular meetings, which offer the chance to meet like-minded enthusiasts socially. There is the chance to exchange ideas and views at the meetings, which take place at a suitable venue. Torque magazine, that you receive on joining, and our web site will have further information for your area. If there isn't a local group in your area, the Club may be able to help members start their own.

Club Merchandise Range
An updated product range is soon to be released, incorporating the latest designed and the Club logo. For your car, we have carpet maps with a choice of logo, number plates, harness pads and window graphics, and for yourself we have a range of sweatshirts, sportshirts, T-shirts, hats and a choice of jackets, all in a range of colours. All products are good value and high quality, and are delivered direct to members.

Events
In addition to the National Convention and Local Group meetings, there are other opportunities to meet other enthusiasts. The Annual General Meeting is a chance to hear more of the organisation of the Club. Small groups of members have the opportunity to enjoy hospitality at the Motor Show, meet the Peugeot teams during qualifying days and the chance to go on factory tours. The local group leaders organise participation in many regional car shows during the year.

Club Insurance Scheme
The Club has an arrangement with a specialist broker who gives favourable quotes and service to our members. They do not guarantee to be the cheapest but do offer excellent value for money, especially for modified cars. They are also able to offer track cover for those interested in participating in competitive events. In addition, if there is a dispute within the scheme, for example a valuation, the Club can intervene and arbitrate and help the member. Some members have saved hundreds of pounds insuring on our scheme.

How much does it cost and how do I join?
To join the Peugeot Sport Club, please send the following details,

• Your Name
• Address (Including postcode)
• Telephone No.
• Car Registration No.
• Model of car
• Modifications
• E-mail address

All this info can be filled in on a form that you can download