Córdoba

In 2000, Tecnitoys marketed three new versions of the Seat Córdoba WRC, in this case EVO2 with references 6045, 6046, and 6052, featuring a slightly different body from the 1999 model. The chassis still came with front and rear lights with optical transmission, four-wheel drive through a dual-axle motor, and a tilting guide. Reference 6046 with #7 and "REPSOL" livery featured a black light pod on the nose, the decal from the 2000 Monte Carlo Rally, and the names of Auriol and Giraudet on the rear windows. Tecnitoys was clearly inspired by the car that competed in this Rally.

The Córdoba WRC E2 was an evolution introduced by Seat Sport in 2000 for the World Rally Championship. It incorporated aerodynamic and suspension improvements compared to the 1999 Córdoba WRC. Didier Auriol and Denis Giraudet competed in the 2000 Monte Carlo Rally with a Seat Córdoba WRC E2 from the Seat Sport team, and although they set stages at a good pace, they had to retire due to engine failure. The car was reproduced by Tecnitoys in its model reference 6046.