The Seat 850 was a small rear-engined car derived from the Fiat 850, built in Spain from 1966 to slot between the 600 and larger saloons. Beyond the two- and four-door saloons it spawned sportier Coupé and Spider bodies, giving Seat a more youthful, stylish image. It remained in production into the mid-1970s as front-drive superminis took over.
A larger rear-engined saloon and coupe/spider derived from the Fiat 850, offering more space and sporty variants above the 600.
60years
2trims
36–51hp range
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2 trims · 1966–1974Fiat 850-based rear-engined small car (1966-1974); offered as saloon, Coupé and Spider.