SEAT FURA

The SEAT FURA (25A) was a compact hatchback produced from 1981 to 1986. It was perfect for city driving and small families, thanks to its practical size and design. With its front-wheel drive, the FURA was easy to handle, making it a good choice for urban environments. This model was part of SEAT's efforts to offer affordable and efficient vehicles during the early 1980s.

Under the hood, the SEAT FURA (25A) featured a petrol engine with a displacement of 0.9 liters. It had a four-cylinder setup with two valves per cylinder, producing 43 PS or 31 kW of power. The engine, known by the code HB 90, used either an intake manifold injection or a carburettor for fuel delivery. The car did not have a catalytic converter, which was common for its time. The braking system combined hydraulic disc brakes at the front and drum brakes at the rear, providing reliable stopping power.