From 1972 Seat produced the 127 model at its Barcelona factory. Uniquely Seat produced a 4-door (non-hatch) version and then a 5-door (hatched) version for the Spanish market. Seat and Fiat parted ways in 1981, at the time of the Series 3 launch of the 127. Seat launched this version as the 'Seat Fura' with all the Fiat restyling, but sold it only as 3-door or 5-door hatchbacks. Whilst Fiat offered several different engines, the Seat Fura had to make way for a very non-furious 903cc. A mild facelift was given in 1983 with Seat now under VAG ownership.
Seat Fura 1985 5-door front
Seat Fura 1985 5-door. Seat's version of the Fiat 127. In 1983 Seat mildly facelifted the Fura and ended production in 1985. A 903cc 4-cylinder engine powered the Fura
Seat Fura 1985 5-door rear
Seat Fura 1985 5-door. Seat's version of the Fiat 127 produced from 1972. Seat produced both 4-door (non-hatch) and 5-door (hatch) versions of the Seat 127, but when the Fura was launched in 1981 only 3-door and 5-hatches were produced
Seat Fura 1985 5-door side
Seat Fura 1985 5-door. Seat's version of the Fiat 127 produced from 1972. The 5-door model was unique to Seat, and managed to retain the profile given by the Fiat 127 designer Pio Manzu.
