VOICED : Iconic moped lives on in hearts of Moroccans

The video explores the history and legacy of the Peugeot 103 moped, which was popular in Morocco from 1971 until the early 2000s. Despite its vintage charm, the 103 struggles to compete with modern motorbikes. The video discusses the market shift towards new models, the end of Peugeot 103 production in 2014, and the prevalence of Chinese-made mopeds. It highlights the enduring passion of 103 enthusiasts who continue to ride these iconic mopeds, maintaining their presence on Moroccan streets.

What is a notable feature of the Peugeot 103 moped in Morocco?

• It is only available in electric models.

• It was popular until the early 2000s.

• It was first introduced in 1980.

• It requires a special license to drive.

Why might someone choose to buy a new moped instead of a used one in Morocco?

• New mopeds are cheaper than used ones.

• Used mopeds come with a lifetime warranty.

• New mopeds are more expensive to repair.

• Good mechanics for repairs are hard to find.

When did Peugeot stop producing the 103 model in Morocco?

• 2000

• 2005

• 2014

• 2010

What type of mopeds currently dominate the Moroccan market?

• American-made scooters

• Chinese-made models

• French-made Peugeots

• Japanese-made motorcycles

What is the attitude of longtime Peugeot 103 enthusiasts towards newer models?

• They are eager to switch to newer models.

• They are indifferent to the type of moped they ride.

• They have no intention of giving up their 103s.

• They prefer electric scooters.