Seat Bolero

Seat Bolero 330 BT is a concept car of the Spanish car manufacturer Seat, which was introduced in 1998 as a single piece at the Geneva Motor Show. It is a sporty designed, four-door notchback sedan, which is based on the Volkswagen Golf Syncro. Originally, a production model created with the same name, which was not realized. Only since 2009, a similar model is marketed with the Seat Exeo, which is technically not related to the Seat Bolero.

The 4.52 -meter-long bolero was designed by Erwin sky and the seat design center. The study design is a counter- opening door system, with both the front and rear doors swing open without being secured to conventional hinges. The appearance of the front with the broad but shallow headlights can be found at 1999 Seat Leon appeared again. Externally striking are also the yellow paint and the 19 - inch alloy wheels. In black and silver held interior leather and aluminum is used and the floating center console is held by two bars, where also the automatic gearshift lever is integrated.

A 2.8-liter V6 petrol engine with bi -turbo charging (hence BT) and 242 kW ( 330 hp ) accelerates the study in about five seconds from 0 to 100 km / h and up to 273 km / h The 500Nm of torque is transferred to a six-speed automatic and distributed by four-wheel drive with Torsenmitteldifferential on all wheels.