Silver 1993 SEAT Toledo Mk1 (1L) five-door liftback saloon, front three-quarter view

SEAT Toledo History

Compact car · 1991–2019

SEAT's compact saloon — the first model developed inside the Volkswagen Group, spanning four generations from 1991 to 2019.

Photo: “1993 SEAT Toledo CL 1.6 Front.jpg” by Vauxford / Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped to 16:9.

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History

Launched in May 1991, the SEAT Toledo was significant as the first SEAT model developed as part of the Volkswagen Group rather than as a licensed Fiat. The first generation was a five-door liftback saloon on a VW platform, giving SEAT a more conventional family car above the Ibiza.

Four generations were produced over nearly three decades: the first (1991–1999) on VW's PQ24 architecture; the second (1998–2004) on PQ34 (Golf IV platform); the third (2004–2009) as a large conventional saloon on PQ34; and the fourth (2013–2019) repositioned as a budget-conscious compact saloon built on the PQ26 platform, effectively making it an Ibiza-based notchback. Production ended in February 2019.

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