1970 Fiat Seat 600e

The SEAT 600 was Spain’s answer to affordable mobility — a charming 2-door saloon city car built by SEAT under license from Fiat between 1957 and 1973. Based on Dante Giacosa’s legendary Fiat 600 design, the car became an enduring symbol of Spain’s post-war economic revival. It is a classic rear-engined, rear-wheel-drive city car that is powered by a 4-cylinder, water-cooled gasoline engine, starting with a 633cc unit and later upgrading to a 767cc engine (32.5 bhp) in the 600 D, E, and L Especial models, delivering top speeds around 115 km/h. The Car is a charming touch of Mediterranean 1960 & 1970's Fun