The MS 2.0 LM was a racing car that combined the chassis of the Peugeot 302 with the TH engine of the Peugeot 402, which in this case was brought to 70 HP of maximum power. The car was born from a remarkable work signed by G. Martin (engine and mechanics) in collaboration with E. Sauvage (bodywork), hence the name of the model.
The MS 2.0 LM also had a sporting past of some importance, thanks to their participation, with good results, in competitions of the caliber of the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
At Le Mans, in 1938, one of the three MS 2.0 LMs lined up at the start, number 24 driven by de Cortaze and Contet, managed to conquer fifth place overall and first in the 2-liter category.
The car was produced in three units and raced from 1937 to 1939.
