SEAT Terra

The SEAT Terra is a van built by SEAT and based on the SEAT Marbella passenger car. It was an evolution of the SEAT Trans, made necessary by the break between Fiat and the Catalan maker, which forced SEAT to renew and rename the whole range of cars designed by the Piedmontese firm, among them the SEAT Panda from which the Trans descended and which became the Marbella. The van itself only changed its front grille and its badges, and so inherited the same strengths and weaknesses as the Trans, although a comfort problem was later corrected with new interiors and seats that made the vehicle roomier. SEAT stopped producing the model in 1995, and its successor was the SEAT Inca, which started from the Volkswagen Caddy and took the front end of the second-generation SEAT Ibiza.