Guess year/model of this beach wagon

Saab? MG? This one is driving me nuts! I know I have seen this car...maybe not in wagon form....but I can't conjure what exactly it is. The angle doesn't help either.

 

Citroen???

 

keepsearchingnaughtyboy....

 

Alfa Romeo?

This is a touph one Barto

 

The front fender area looks a lot like a 'luxury' Fiat model that was built in the 70's or early 80's - larger than a 124,and with a 4-cam V6. Can't for the life of me remember what they called it, though (and I only remember coupe and sedan models) (and only a few made it to US, privately imported)

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Edit: Was thinking of the Fiat 130. Here'sthe coupe version -

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Edit: Peugeot 504 Shooting Brake (Was this a coach-built model?)
This one's Mike's................

 

Uneasy i have to admit it, so here's a side view to help you.

 

Peugeot???

 

So you are the one !

 

Yes Fox, Peugeot ! Any idea about the serie model it's based on (I don't ask you the precise name of this wagon, it'll not be fair) ?

 

Dayum! This one is killin' me here!! Someone better get it soon or I'm punching my screen out!
I KNOW this car!

 

No, not Dayum!

 

Oh....it IS a Peugeot!! Oh....YAY....I won one!
Nope....don't know much about the Peugeots, Barto.

Do I have to come up with one now???

 

One last pict. There are nearly no more, this prototype is supposed to have been destroyed shortly after it was unvailed. Story says there could be one left in a hidden space...



It's the Peugeot 504 Riviera made by Pininfarina for Peugeot in 1971.
http://www.garage24.net/0504-1.htm


Fox, is it your turn or is it time for KK now ? I don't know, I've just seen he edited is post with the answer

BTW Krash, the Fiat was a pretty good idea. Same designer, nearly same car. A shooting brake was build based on the Fiat 130 coupé, called Maremma

 

:banghead3:

I was convinced it was an Italian car by the looks.. searched for AR, Fiat etc.

It was the 'French Connection"

Should have come up with the Pininfirina connection myself: drive a Peugeot (winter beater) nowadays (first and last french car I will ever own.. period!)

 

Thanks, Barto...that was a good one. That car has some Citroen lines to it.
OK...the one I have will be guessed quickly for a simple reason that I won't disclose until after it IS guessed. Except for the mentioned reason it might tougher to guess what it is.