The Seat 600, built under Fiat licence from 1957 to 1973, is the car that motorised Spain and became the lasting symbol of the country's economic miracle. This tiny rear-engined, rear-drive runabout put affordable private mobility within reach of ordinary families for the first time, earning the affectionate nickname 'el Seiscientos'. Roughly 800,000 were produced, and it remains one of the best-loved cars in Spanish history.
A rear-engined city car built under licence from the Fiat 600. It motorised Spain in the 1950s and 1960s and became a national symbol.
69years
3trims
21–29hp range
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3 trims · 1957–1973Licence-built Fiat 600 (1957-1973); rear-engined people's car that put Spain on wheels, nearly 800,000 made.