The SEAT Alhambra Mk1, type 7M, is the first generation of the Alhambra seven-seater minivan. A prototype was presented at the 1995 Geneva motor show, and the production car was launched at the same show the next year and went on sale in June 1996. It shares most of its components and design with the Volkswagen Sharan Mk1 and the Ford Galaxy Mk1, and the three were built on the same line at the AutoEuropa plant in Palmela, Portugal, with different engines and interiors. The five rear seats could be folded or removed completely, leaving a flat load floor, which was unusual for SEAT at the time, and the load volume ran from 256 litres with seven seats to 2,610 litres with only the front two. The car was essentially unchanged from 1996 to 2010, apart from a major restyling in 2000.
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The Alhambra was essentially unchanged from 1996 to 2010
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