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Founding of the SEAT motor car company
History of SEAT motor car company.
Background of Instituto Nacional de Industria: History Timeline of SEAT 1950: In 1950 SEAT was founded with Fiat assistance. 1953: In 1953 Manufacturing of the first SEAT car, a 1400 model a small four door car. 1957: In 1957 the SEAT 600 was made, technically the car was not very modern It was a relatively inexpensive and was the first car within the modest economic capabilities of many Spanish families. 1968: In 1968 production reaches the 1 Million car mark. 1973: In 1973 Seat 132 was manufactured for the important taxi market, the 132 is a four door rear wheel drive notchback saloon 1974: In 1974 the 2,000,000th SEAT car is produced. 1975: In 1975 SEAT 1200 Sport; a 2-door coupé was produced, 1977: In 1977 the SEAT 1430 Sport Coupé was produced. 1979: In 1979 not a huge seller both the SEAT 1200 Sport and the SEAT 1430 Sport Coupé were withdrawn with no direct successors. 1981: In 1981 Fiat’s assistance ended. 1982: In 1982 the SEAT Ronda was the first car under the new SEAT logo, the resembled a Fiat Ritmo redesigned just enough so that Fiat could not sue SEAT. 1983: In 1983 the SEAT Marbella was produced a direct clone of the Fiat Panda some parts had to be changed because of a break in the relationship with Fiat. 1984: In 1984 the SEAT Ibiza Supermini was manufactured by the Volkswagen Group but sold under the SEAT marque. 1985: In 1985 SEAT Malaga a four-door saloon was produced, the Malaga was spacious and economical, due to its competitive pricing it sold relatively well in Spain but did poorly in export markets. 1986: In 1986 Volkswagen purchases 51% of the SEAT shares. SEAT's motorsport branch, SEAT Sport, is founded. 1990: In 1990 the Volkswagen Group acquires 99.99% ownership of SEAT with a name change to SEAT S.A. 1991: In 1991 the Toledo is presented, the first SEAT model developed within the Volkswagen Group, the first Toledo generation was a five-door liftback. 1992: In 1992 the Barcelona Olympics took place and SEAT was a major sponsor. 1993: In 1993 the first generation SEAT Córdoba was produced the SEAT Córdoba is the saloon, estate and coupé version of the supermini SEAT Ibiza. 1995: In 1995 SEAT Inca a panel van was manufactured. 1997: In 1997 SEAT Arosa was produced named after the municipality of Vilagarcía de Arousa in Galicia (Spain). The Arosa a city car was only available as a three-door, four-seater hatchback. 1999: In 1999 the new SEAT Leon is launched a small family car, as SEAT's bestselling car, the León Mk1 was marketed as a sportier and cheaper variant of the Golf. 2000: In 2000 SEAT celebrates its 50th Anniversary. 2002: In 2002 SEAT joins Audi and Lamborghini in the Audi Brand Group, under the newly organised Volkswagen Group. 2004: In 2004 was the 20th anniversary of the Ibiza, with over 3.3 million units produced. The SEAT Altea was produced a compact MPV (multi-purpose vehicle) the Altea is a family-oriented five seater vehicle, sales exceeded expectations and sold very well in the UK. 2007: In 2007 the Seat Tribu a concept car was presented at the 2007 Frankfurt Motor Show. It features three doors and 4 bucket seats with integrated seatbelts, and two individual rear seats separated by a console unit with a full-length glass roof. It has been given the production go ahead.
What models and types of cars and automobiles
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| SEAT 1200 Sport | SEAT 1200 Sport | SEAT 132 |
| SEAT 133 | SEAT 1400 | SEAT 1430 |
| SEAT 1500 | SEAT 600 | SEAT 800 |
| SEAT 850 | SEAT Alhambra | SEAT Altea |
| SEAT Altea XL/Freetrack | SEAT Arosa | SEAT Bocanegra |
| SEAT Córdoba | SEAT Cupra GT | SEAT Exeo |
| SEAT Formula | SEAT Fura | SEAT Ibiza |
| SEAT Inca | SEAT León | SEAT Malaga |
| SEAT Marbella | SEAT Panda | SEAT Ronda |
| SEAT Toledo | SEAT Tribu | |
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