The SEAT 133 was potentially a standout amongst the most pointless autos sold by Fiat merchants in the UK throughout the 1970s. It was a befuddling item, as well, on the grounds that it was an odd mixture of old and new - the floorpan, motor and gearbox were taken from the SEAT 850, however the body styling was all-new, and resembled a cross between the Fiat 126 and 127.
Anyway contrasted and the cream of the '70s supermini crop, the back engined 133 didn't stand a chance – and it slumped outside of its home market. In Spain, where extreme import hindrances had been raised and cash was tight, its great fuel utilization and trusted mechanicals were certain offering focuses. However in the UK, where purchasers could really purchase the incomprehensibly predominant 127 from the same dealerships the Spanish import had no true offering focuses. Uncommon in those days - non-existent in the UK no
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