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2004 Seat Altea 1.9 TDi AT Base


2004 Seat Altea 5P1 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp)
Altea 5P1 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp)
2004 Altea 5P1 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp)
Seat Altea 5P1 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp)
2004 Seat Altea 5P1 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp)
Altea 5P1 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp)
2004 Altea 5P1 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp)
Seat Altea 5P1 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp)
2004 Seat Altea 5P1 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp)

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Body typeMinivan
Power105 Hp
Engine Displacement1900 cm3 or 1.9L or 115.9 cu-in
Transmission GearboxAutomatic
Fuel TypeDiesel
Drive wheelFF
Mileage183304 Miles
VinVSSZZZ5PZ4R****56
Price (out of date)$4806

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the body type, Seat Altea Minivan 2004?Minivan, 5 Seats, 5 Doors
What is the fuel economy, Seat Altea 5P1 2004?5.4 l/100 km
How fast is the car, 2004 Seat Altea 1.9 TDi AT Base?181 km/h, 0-100 km/h: 12.9 sec
How much power, Seat Altea 2004 Minivan 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp)?105 Hp
What is the engine size, 2004 Seat Altea Minivan 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp)?1.9L or 1896cm3
How many gears, What type is the gearbox, Seat Altea Minivan 2004?Automatic transmission 6
What is the drivetrain, Seat Altea 5P1 2004?Front
How long is this vehicle, 2004 Seat Altea 1.9 TDi AT Base?4280 mm
How wide is the vehicle, Seat Altea 2004 Minivan 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp)?1768 mm
What is the gross weigh, 2004 Seat Altea Minivan 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp)?2000 kg
How much trunk (boot) space, Seat Altea Minivan 2004?409 l

Seat Altea 5P1 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp) 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Specs

General information

Complectation name1.9 TDi AT Base
Production start year2004
Production end year2009
Drive typeFront
Frame typeMinivan
Transmission typeAutomatic transmission 6
Engine volume, cc1896
Frame name5P1
0 to 100 time12.9
Max speed181
Clearance, mm160
Manufacturing countrySpain
Doors5
Winter complectationyes
Warranty2 years regardless of mileage

Vehicle generation

Generation name5P
Generation number1
Production start year2004
Production end year2009

Engine, transmission and steering specs

Engine specs

Engine nameBJB/BKC/BXE/BLS
FuelDiesel
Engine typeIn-line, 4-cylinder
Has turboyes
Turbo typeTurbine
Max power, hp105
Max power RPM, rpm4000
Max power, hp (kWt) / rpm105 (77) / 4000
Max torque, N*m250
Max torque RPM, rpm1900
Max torque, N*m (kg*m) / rpm250 (26) / 1900
Valves per cylinder2
Compression ratio19
Bore, mm79.5
Stroke, mm95.5
Engine additional infoDirect injection
Eco typeEuro-4

Fuel consumption

City6.7
Country side4.5
Combined5.4

Steering

Electric power steeringyes

Dimensions

Frame dimensions

Exterior length, mm4280
Exterior width, mm1768
Exterior height, mm1570

Interior dimensions

Capacity5
Seat rows2

Chassis dimensions

Wheel base, mm2578
Turning radius, m5.5
Wheel spacing front1534
Wheel spacing rear1523

Weight and permissible load

Mass, kg1410
Max. weight2000

Volumes

Fuel tank capacity, l55
Trunk volume409

Suspension specs

Suspension specs

Front suspensionIndependent, Spring McPherson
Rear suspensionIndependent, spring multi-link

Wheel rims

Disc7J x 16"

Tires

Front wheels205/55 R16
Rear wheels205/55 R16

Brakes

Front brakeVentilated discs
Rear brakeDiscs

Exterior

Headlights

Halogen headlightsyes

Interior

Interior design

Cloth upholsteryyes

Seats

2nd rowadds up to a 40/20/40 ratio

Safety

Airbags

Drivers airbagyes
Passengers airbagyes
Passenger airbag deactivation function withyes
Side airbagyes
Curtain airbagsyes

Children safety

isofix baryes

Active and passive safety

3 point safety beltyes

Electronic security and traffic control systems

ABSyes
traction controlyes

Amenity

Microclimate

Air conditioneryes

Audio systems

Radioyes
CD playeryes
MP3 Supportyes
Additional sound equipmentAUX-in jack

Additional amenities

Onboard computeryes

Driver Kit

Spare tyre smallyes


2004 Seat Altea 5P1 1.9 TDi AT Base (105 Hp) specs

SEAT, S.A. (English pronunciation: [ˈsɛːat], "say-at"; Spanish pronunciation: [ˈseat]) is a Spanish automobile manufacturer founded in 1950 by the Instituto Nacional de Industria (INI), with initial Fiat assistance, and now a wholly owned subsidiary of the German Volkswagen Group. Its headquarters are at Martorell near Barcelona, Spain, and is legally inscribed in the official Mercantile Register of Barcelona, book 23662, folio 1, sheet B-56-855.

SEAT is an acronym for Sociedad Española de Automóviles de Turismo, or in English Spanish Passenger Car Company.


Initially, SEAT manufactured rebadged Fiat models which differed very little visually from the products of the Italian parent. The SEAT Panda (later restyled as SEAT Marbella) for example was based on the Fiat Panda. The SEAT 600, based on Fiat 600, was the first car for many Spanish families, and became a symbol of the Spanish Miracle.

The first car under the new SEAT logo without Fiat involvement appeared in 1982, and was called the SEAT Ronda. This was a restyled Fiat Ritmo, and sparked a lawsuit from Fiat against SEAT, as the former claimed the car was still too similar to the Ritmo. The then president of SEAT, Juan Miguel Antoñanzas, showed a Ronda to the press with all the parts different from the Fiat Ritmo painted in bright yellow, to highlight the differences. This ended the dispute. Rumour at the time had it that Fiat was angry because the Ronda restyling was in fact too close to their own planned restyling for the Fiat Ritmo, which they had to scrap.

After the withdrawal of Fiat in 1981, the Volkswagen Group subsidiary Audi AG signed a cooperation agreement with SEAT, becoming the major shareholder in 1986, and 100% owner of the company in 1990. During the mid 2000s, the ownership of the SEAT company was realigned, with Audi AG transferring ownership of SEAT to the top-tier holding company Volkswagen Group.



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