Córdoba

The Seat Córdoba was the star car of 2001 with up to 7 different versions to add to those from previous years. Tecnitoys marketed 3 individual versions with references 6063, 6072 and 6075. Subsequently a "Kit Rally" pack reference 6903 with three other versions of the Córdoba and finally the Club Scalextric car, also a Córdoba reference 6061. Like the Seat Córdobas from previous years, it featured front and rear lights with optical transmission, four-wheel drive through a dual-shaft motor and a tilting guide. This model reference 6075 in yellow and blue with #24 and "REPSOL" livery came with Rally Catalunya-Costa Brava decals and the names of drivers M. Blázquez and J. Mercader on the rear window. This same model but with a mud effect came in the "Kit Rally". Tecnitoys faithfully reproduced the original car from the 2001 Rally Catalunya-Costa Brava.

In 2000 the Evo 3 arrived, which refined the Córdoba WRC with improvements in weight distribution, electronics and aerodynamics, maintaining the regulation 300 HP but gaining in reliability and balance. Marc Blázquez and Jordi Mercader driving a Seat Cordoba WRC Evo3 with #24 from the Seat Sport team competed in the 2001 Rally Catalunya-Costa Brava, although they had to retire due to a mechanical failure. Tecnitoys based its model reference 6075 on that vehicle.