Found 103 results for: SEAT
FAST FACT: SEAT was founded in 1950 in Spain, by the Instituto Nacional de Industria (INI)
Q: What are the all-wheel-drive systems used by SEAT and Cupra called?
4Drive
Q: What was the first SEAT model to feature an engine producing more than 100 hp?
SEAT 124 Sport 1600
Q: Which European car brand unveiled the Bolero, Tango and Salsa concept cars?
SEAT
Q: What was the first Nissan minicar to feature odor-absorbing seat materials and a noise and odor-absorbing headliner as standard equipment?
Nissan Moco
Q: What was the first SEAT model to offer factory-installed optional equipment at the customer's request?
SEAT 132
Q: What was the first niche car produced by SEAT?
SEAT 850 Sport
Q: Where is the spare tire stored in the Autozam AZ 1?
Behind the driver's seat
Q: What was the first performance-focused hatchback produced by a Spanish automaker?
SEAT Ibiza SXI
Q: What was the first SEAT car to have no direct equivalent in the FIAT lineup?
SEAT 800
Q: What was the name of SEAT's first web-exclusive car?
SEAT @Mii
Q: Which SEAT model was the first car to include parts made from rice husks?
SEAT Arona
Q: What was the first car to be entirely designed and developed at the Martorell Technical Centre in Barcelona?
SEAT 1200 Sport Bocanegra
Q: What was the first Japanese vehicle to be permitted by the government to have a single bench seat?
Hino Briska
Q: What was SEAT's first compact SUV called?
SEAT Arona
Q: What was the first Ferrari to feature a full five-seat cabin called?
Ferrari Luce
Q: What was the name of SEAT's first all-electric concept car?
SEAT el-Born
Q: What was the top-of-the-range model in the SEAT 131 line-up called?
SEAT 131 Diplomatic
Q: What was Cadillac's first one-of-one, single-seat concept car?
Cadillac V-One
Q: What was the first SEAT Cupra model?
SEAT Ibiza GTI 2.0 16v Cupra Sport
Q: What was SEAT's first fully connected vehicle?
SEAT Leon
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