Category: SEAT

UNUSUAL CARS MODEL GUIDE The third-generation SEAT Toledo was one of the strangest family cars of the 2000s. Walter de Silva’s team combined the nose and tall architecture of the Altea with an extended fastback tail and a huge hatchback boot. UK manuals covered engines from the 1.6 petrol and 1.9 TDI to 2.0 FSI,…

UNUSUAL CARS MODEL GUIDE The SEAT Inca was the commercial derivative of the first-generation Cordoba and a close relative of the Volkswagen Caddy. Sold in Britain during the late 1990s and early 2000s, it offered a compact footprint, tall box body and asymmetrical rear cargo doors. The UK range became closely associated with the unhurried…

UNUSUAL CARS MODEL GUIDE The SEAT Mii was the Spanish member of the Volkswagen Group’s compact city-car trio, sharing its basic structure with the Volkswagen up! and Skoda Citigo. Britain received economical 1.0-litre petrol versions from 2012, followed by the Mii electric in 2020. The battery model combined an 83 PS motor, a 36.8 kWh…

UNUSUAL CARS MODEL GUIDE The first-generation SEAT Toledo was the company’s first new model developed within the Volkswagen Group. The 2.0 GT 16V turned that practical five-door hatchback saloon into a credible performance car, using the 1,984 cc ABF twin-cam engine from the contemporary Volkswagen Golf GTI 16V. Tested in Britain in 1995 with 150…