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25 cars with a Spanish name that are not SEAT

Since 1982, with the appearance of the SEAT Ronda, the brand created a way of naming its new models with names inspired by the Spanish geography, but they are one of many manufacturers that over the years have set their sights on Spain for their cars. . Today we will travel from north to south to review some of the most striking examples.

Every car needs a name with which the public can recognize it. On some occasions, giving a vehicle identity through a name can be a complicated task for manufacturers. It is for this reason that one of the most widespread practices when it comes to baptize a car is to put the name of somewhere. 

Sites like monuments, natural landscapes o racing circuits can conjure up that image of greatness, sobriety o sportsmanship respectively that the brand intends to show to its potential customers. 

This phenomenon is repeated more frequently in countries like the United Kingdom and the United States, although a country with a heritage as rich as Spain is It has served on multiple occasions to give a name to cars of all kinds. Beyond the SEATs that have made this practice a tradition, today we review 25 cars with national names. 

Finally, thank Gonzalo la torre his census of place-named cars, which served as the inspiration for this article without which the following list would not have been possible. 

PEUGEOT 505 COVADONGA: Hand in hand with Peugeot we headed to Asturias in what was one of the most desired sedans of the 80s, famous for its elegant design signed by Pininfarina, and which would go down in history as the last car rear-wheel drive of the lion brand. For 1982 Peugeot presented the 505 Covadonga as a superior finish to that of the SR and SRD Turbo.

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Written by Javillac

This thing about cars comes to one since childhood. When other kids preferred the bicycle or the ball, I kept the toy cars.
I still remember as if it were yesterday a day when a black 1500 overtook us on the A2, or the first time I saw a Citroën DS parked on the street, I have always liked chrome bumpers.

In general, I like things from before the time I was born (some say I'm reincarnated), and at the top of that list are cars, which, together with music, make the ideal combination for a perfect time: driving and a soundtrack according to the corresponding car.

As for cars, I like classics of any nationality and era, but my weakness is American cars from the 50s, with their exaggerated shapes and dimensions, which is why many people know me as "Javillac".

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