Seat Inca
The Seat Inca was named after the Spanish city of Inca panel van that was produced as a successor of the Seat Terra 1995-2003. Its internal model designation was 9KS. It was based on the introduced in 1993 Ibiza / Cordoba - series, with its wheelbase was extended by 16 centimeters.
The VW Caddy was the second generation as a model 9KV identical to the Inca.
In addition to the box version there as the VW Caddy also a glass-enclosed wagon version, which was approved as a 5 - seater.
In contrast to the Caddy Inca had no direct successor. The then chairman of the board of Seat, Bernd Pischetsrieder, justified this with the planned realignment of the brand to their angestrebtem Image not fit such a model.