SEAT 1500

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NameSEAT 1500
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ManufacturerSEAT Source
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Retrieved At2026-11-05
Powertrain[ edit ] Source
Transmission4-speed manual Source
DimensionsWheelbase: 265 cm (104.3 in); Length: 447 cm (176.0 in); Width: 162 cm (63.8 in); Height: 143 cm (56.3 in) Source

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SectionLabelValueSource Url
PowertrainEngine1,481 cc I4 1,767 cc OM636 I4 (1800 D) 1,988 cc OM615 I4 (2000 D)Source
PowertrainTransmission4-speed manualSource
DimensionsWheelbase265 cm (104.3 in)Source
DimensionsLength447 cm (176.0 in)Source
DimensionsWidth162 cm (63.8 in)Source
DimensionsHeight143 cm (56.3 in)Source
DimensionsKerb weight1,210 kg (2,670 lb)Source
Established 1950, a subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group since 1980sSEAT modelsCurrent Cars Ibiza León Crossovers/SUVs Arona Discontinued 1400 1500 600 800 850 124 127 128 1430 1200/1430 Sport 131 132 133 Alhambra Altea Arosa Ateca/Cupra Ateca Córdoba Exeo Fura Inca Málaga Marbella Mii Panda Terra Trans Ritmo Ronda Tarraco Toledo Concepts 20V20 Bolero Fórmula Salsa Salsa Emoción Arosa Racer Tango Cupra GT Proto C Proto T Proto TL Concepto T Altea Prototipo Bocanegra Tribu León Twin Drive IBE Concept IBL Concept Toledo Concept MinimóSource
Established 1950, a subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group since 1980sSEAT FIA Championship motorsport titlesFIA 2 Litre World Rally Championship (1996, 1997, 1998) FIA World Touring Car Championship (2008 & 2009)Source

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SEAT 1500—
1970 SEAT 1500 sedan—
Overview—
ManufacturerSEAT
Also calledSEAT 1800/2000 Diesel
Production1963–1973
AssemblySpain: Barcelona ( Zona Franca )
DesignerDante Giacosa
Body and chassis—
ClassLarge family car ( D )
Body style4-door saloon 5-door estate pick-up
LayoutFR layout
RelatedSEAT 1400 C Fiat 1400 Fiat 1800/2100
Powertrain—
Engine1,481 cc I4 1,767 cc OM636 I4 (1800 D) 1,988 cc OM615 I4 (2000 D)
Transmission4-speed manual
Dimensions—
Wheelbase265 cm (104.3 in)
Length447 cm (176.0 in)
Width162 cm (63.8 in)
Height143 cm (56.3 in)
Kerb weight1,210 kg (2,670 lb)
Chronology—
PredecessorSEAT 1400
SuccessorSEAT 132

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v t e SEAT S.A.—
Established 1950, a subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group since 1980s—
SEAT modelsCurrent Cars Ibiza León Crossovers/SUVs Arona Discontinued 1400 1500 600 800 850 124 127 128 1430 1200/1430 Sport 131 132 133 Alhambra Altea Arosa Ateca/Cupra Ateca Córdoba Exeo Fura Inca Málaga Marbella Mii Panda Terra Trans Ritmo Ronda Tarraco Toledo Concepts 20V20 Bolero Fórmula Salsa Salsa Emoción Arosa Racer Tango Cupra GT Proto C Proto T Proto TL Concepto T Altea Prototipo Bocanegra Tribu León Twin Drive IBE Concept IBL Concept Toledo Concept Minimó
CurrentCars Ibiza León Crossovers/SUVs Arona
CarsIbiza León
Crossovers/SUVsArona
Discontinued1400 1500 600 800 850 124 127 128 1430 1200/1430 Sport 131 132 133 Alhambra Altea Arosa Ateca/Cupra Ateca Córdoba Exeo Fura Inca Málaga Marbella Mii Panda Terra Trans Ritmo Ronda Tarraco Toledo
Concepts20V20 Bolero Fórmula Salsa Salsa Emoción Arosa Racer Tango Cupra GT Proto C Proto T Proto TL Concepto T Altea Prototipo Bocanegra Tribu León Twin Drive IBE Concept IBL Concept Toledo Concept Minimó
Cupra modelsCurrent Cars Born León Raval Crossovers/SUVs Formentor Tavascan Terramar Concepts Tavascan Extreme E Concept Tavascan Concept Formentor Concept e-Racer Concept
CurrentCars Born León Raval Crossovers/SUVs Formentor Tavascan Terramar
CarsBorn León Raval
Crossovers/SUVsFormentor Tavascan Terramar
ConceptsTavascan Extreme E Concept Tavascan Concept Formentor Concept e-Racer Concept
PeopleJosé Ortiz-Echagüe Bernd Pischetsrieder Luca de Meo Carsten Isensee
SEAT FIA Championship motorsport titlesFIA 2 Litre World Rally Championship (1996, 1997, 1998) FIA World Touring Car Championship (2008 & 2009)
Related topicsList of SEAT vehicles EcoMotive MultiFuel Driver Steering Recommendation Formula 1430 Instituto Nacional de Industria Cupra Racing SEAT León Eurocup SEAT León Supercopa List of Volkswagen Group factories List of Volkswagen Group platforms List of Volkswagen Group petrol engines discontinued List of Volkswagen Group diesel engines discontinued
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Available sourced specifications

ManufacturerSEAT
Last sourced2026-11-05

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