page_title: SEAT Cupra
section_title: Discontinued models
hierarchical_section_title: SEAT Cupra / Models / Discontinued models
caption_attribution_description: Seat Toledo Marathon
context_page_description: SEAT Cupra, S.A.U., known by the brand name Cupra and formerly known as SEAT Sport is the high-performance motorsport division of the Spanish automobile manufacturer SEAT, founded in 1985, succeeding the "SEAT Special Vehicles department" which had been formed in 1971 with the mission to enforce the brand's participation in rally championships, followed by 11 titles between 1979 and 1983. It has competed in rallying and touring car racing, and also develops high performance versions of road cars. The result of this effort has been rewarded through SEAT's most prestigious titles in FIA championships, three conquests with the SEAT Ibiza Kit-Car in the FIA 2L World Rally Championship and two times with the SEAT León in the FIA World Touring Car Championship.
  In 2018 SEAT created the Cupra brand as its independent high-performance branch and officially SEAT Sport was replaced by Cupra Racing.
context_section_description: Some SEAT models of competition and special sporting versions are
  SEAT 1400 B (1957 - Juan Fernández - Copa Montjuïc de Cotxes Sport)
  SEAT 850 Coupé (1967 - A. Pérez Sutil, D. Morán)
  SEAT 1430-1600 (1970 - Del Vaz, Lazcano - London-Mexico)
  SEAT 124 Sport (1970)
  SEAT 124 Sport (1971 - Manuel Juncosa, M. Salas - Rally Basc-Navarrès)
  SEAT Fórmula 1430 (1971)
  SEAT 850 Spider Gr. 5 (1972 - Juncosa)
  SEAT SELEX ST3 (1972 - Salvador Cañellas - SEAT Fórmula 1430)
  SEAT 127 Gr. 2 (1973 - Salvador Servià - Montse Imbers)
  SEAT 1430-1800 Gr. 5 (1973 - Jorge Babler, Ricardo Antolín - Rally d' Espanya)
  SEAT Martini F-1800 (1975 - Villacieros)
  SEAT 1430-1800 Gr. 4 (1977 - Salvador Servià, Jordi Sabater - Rally Montecarlo)
  SEAT 124-2100 16v Gr. 5 (1977 - Antonio Zanini, Juan Petisco - Rally Costa del Sol)
  SEAT 124-2000 Gr. 2 (1979 - Salvador Cañellas - Campionat d'Espanya de Turismes)
  SEAT 131 Abarth (1979 - Salvador Servià, Alex Brustenga - Rally Montecarlo, Rally Nova Zelanda)
  SEAT 131-2100 Gr. 5 (1980 - Santiago Martin Cantero - Campionat d' Espanya de Turismes)
  SEAT Panda Gr. 2 (1981/1982 - R. Munoz)
  SEAT Fura Crono (1983)
  SEAT Ibiza Bimotor Proto (1988 - Josep Maria Servià, Lluis Corominas - Rally de Terra de Lloret de Mar)
  SEAT Ibiza 1.5 GLX Gr. B (1989)
  SEAT Marbella Proto (1989 - Antoni Rius, Manel Casanova - Rally de Toledo)
  SEAT Toledo Podium (1992 - Special edition delivered to the medallists of the 1992 Barcelona Olympic games)
  SEAT Toledo Sport (1992 - Special commercial edition built for the 1992 Barcelona Olympic games)
  SEAT Toledo Olimpico (1992 - Official car of the 1992 Barcelona Olympic games)
  SEAT Toledo Supertourisme (1993/1994 - Giroix)
  SEAT Toledo Marathon (1994 - Josep Maria Servià, Enric Oller - Raid de Grècia)
  SEAT Ibiza Gr. N (1994 - Stephen Roche)
  SEAT Ibiza Gr. A (1995 - Weber/Rius)
  SEAT Ibiza Kit car (1996 - Harri Rovanperä, Juha Repo - RAC rally)
  SEAT Córdoba WRC (1999 - Toni Gardemeister, Paavo Lukander - Raŀly de Nova Zelanda, Rally de Toledo)
  SEAT Ibiza Junior Gr. A (2000 - Dani Solá - Rally d' Ourense)
  SEAT Córdoba WRC Evo 3 (2001 - Salvador Cañellas, Alberto Sanchís - Rally RACC)
  SEAT Dakar TDI (2002 - Fernando Gil, Rafael Tornabell Arras - Madrid-Dakar)
  SEAT Ibiza TDI Gr. N (2003 - Joan Font, Massip - Rally de Salamanca)
  SEAT Córdoba Silhouette (2003 - Christophe Bouchut - Campionat de França de Superturisme)
  SEAT Toledo GT (2003 - Ginés Vivancos, Jordi Gené - Campionat d'Espanya de GT)
  SEAT Toledo Cupra ETCC (2003 - Jordi Gené - ETCC)
  SEAT Cupra GT (2003)
  SEAT Cupra GT (2004 - Gené, Vivancos)
  SEAT León Supercopa (2004 - Luis Pérez-Sala)
  SEAT Ibiza Proto 4x4 (2004 - Flavio Alonso)
  SEAT Toledo WTCC (2005 - Rickard Rydell - WTCC)
  SEAT Córdoba WRC Evo 3 (2006 - Crivillé)
  SEAT León Supercopa (2006 - José Manuel Pérez Aicart - Supercopa SEAT León)
  SEAT León WTCC (Jordi Gené - WTCC 2006)
  SEAT León TDI WTCC (2007 - Yvan Muller)
  SEAT León BTCC (2008 - Jason Plato - BTCC)
  SEAT León TDI WTCC (2008 - Yvan Muller)
caption: SEAT Toledo Marathon
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