206

In 2003 Tecnitoys marketed three new versions of the Peugeot 206, in silver grey, red and yellow with references 6125, 6132 and 6136. Like the previous versions, they came with four-wheel drive through a motor with dual axle, a guide with automatic return system and with front and rear lights but in this case using LED lights. This model reference 6132 in red color, "TOTAL" livery, featured a Monte-Carlo Rally decal and the names of Grönholm and Rautiainen on the rear windows. For this model Tecnitoys was based on the original car that with the #1 competed in Monte-Carlo 2003.

The Peugeot 206 officially presented in 1999 marked a radical departure from its predecessors and with different mechanical evolutions remained in use as the official team's car until 2003. Marcus Grönholm and Timo Rautiainen, piloting a Peugeot 206 WRC from the Marlboro Peugeot Total team, obtained 13th position in the 71st Rallye Automobile Monte-Carlo in 2003. This car was reproduced by Tecnitoys for its model reference 6132.