The Seat 124 was a Spanish-built version of the Fiat 124 produced under licence in Barcelona from 1968, one of the family saloons that put post-war Spain on wheels. It was assembled with progressively more local content and spawned larger-engined 1430 and 1600 derivatives as the range matured. Sporting 124/1800 versions with twin-cam power gave Seat a competitive base for rallying before production ended in 1980.
A family saloon built under licence from the Fiat 124, a modern front-engine, rear-drive design that helped SEAT move beyond the rear-engined era.
58years
2trims
59–69hp range
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Why the 124 mattersTrims
2 trims · 1968–1980Licence-built Fiat 124 saloon (1968-1980); rear-drive family car that grew into 1430/1600 and twin-cam sporting variants.