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SEAT Ronda

1982 – 1988 — Spain

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The SEAT Ronda, designated as the 022A model, was a compact family car manufactured by the Spanish automaker SEAT for four years, spanning from 1982 to 1986. Designed in partnership with Rayton Fissore and SEAT's Technical Centre in Martorell, the Ronda was based on the SEAT Ritmo, itself derived from the Fiat Ritmo. Notably, the Ronda was marketed for a brief period in the United Kingdom under the name SEAT Málaga as a hatchback variant. Over the production period, a total of 177,869 Rondas were manufactured. Interestingly, the Ronda was the first SEAT vehicle to be named after a Spanish city, following the