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The 2004 SEAT Toledo Prototipo was unveiled at the Madrid Motor Show as a preview of the third-generation Toledo. This concept featured a spacious, adaptable interior and a trunk with a capacity exceeding 500 liters, making it a practical choice for drivers seeking both versatility and storage. The design incorporated a two-tone paint scheme, creating a visual effect of motion even when stationary, and emphasized a sporty and dynamic aesthetic that built on the legacy of the 1991 concept and 1998 production model. Measuring 449 cm in length, 177 cm in width, and 158 cm in height, the Toledo Prototipo stood out with its modern proportions and practical dimensions.
A key highlight was its panoramic roof, which enhanced the sense of space and brightness inside the cabin. It rode on 19-inch wheels fitted with 235/35 tires and featured xenon headlights alongside advanced multimedia entertainment systems. Under the hood, the front-wheel-drive concept was powered by a 2.0-liter FSI engine with direct injection, delivering 150 hp and paired with a 6-speed manual transmission. The interior showcased a blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern technology, with soft natural leather used extensively, including on the steering wheel, gearshift lever, dashboard, and door panels. SEAT aimed to launch the production version of the new Toledo by the end of 2004, bringing this innovative concept closer to reality.
