Quick Facts

The points below highlight many of the interesting facts and history surrounding the limited edition 205 GTi 1FM.

• 25 Peugeot 205 GTi 1FM’s were made to commemorate BBC Radio 1FM’s 25th Birthday in 1992

• The cars had a price tag of £17,000; however the price included a £5,000 donation to the Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Centre.

• Each car has a brass plaque on the driver’s door showing the cars 1FM number and VIN number.

• Other 1FM branding included decals on the wings, doors and boot, as well as printed floor mats.

• The cars had full black leather seats with green stitching as used on the 205 Griffe.

• Power Assisted Steering, ABS and Air Conditioning came as standard on the 1FM.

• The stereo system was provided by Clarion and included a CD head unit with remote, 6 disk CD changer, 2 way front speakers and 3 way rear speakers in an MDF shelf.

• Out of the 25 cars originally produced, 18 still exisit today.

• Some of the 1FM’s were registered on an L plate

• Promotional brochures were produced to promote the 1FM.

• The jack on the 1FM is a scissor jack located under the passenger seat.

• Some of the 1FM’s have come up for sales in the last few years as standard 205 GTi’s with most of the 1FM features missing.

• The annual Peugeot Festival event held at Prescott Hill near Cheltenham usually sees a good turn out of 1FMs.  The record number in attendance was 10 cars in 2022, the largest number together since they were first produced.

• There are now several of the 1FM cars that have all of the original 1FM features.

• On the day of Radio 1’s 40th Birthday the cars were discussed on the Scott Mills show with the owner of No.9