Ibiza

In 2008, within the Classics Tecnitoys Series, a new version of the SEAT Ibiza was commercialized, in this case a reproduction of the bimotor prototype. The model featured four-wheel drive with a dual-axle motor, front and rear LED lights, and a guide with an automatic return system with dual brushes. In red and gray colors, with "PHILIPS" decoration, it bears the names of JM Servià and L. Corominas on the sides and a decal of the Spanish Rally Championship and the number 1 on the hood. The decoration almost certainly corresponds to the car they used in 1988, although it probably does not represent the one that ran in any particular rally, but rather appears to be a presentation prototype.

The SEAT Ibiza Bimotor was a rally prototype developed in the mid-1980s, famous for mounting two 1.5-liter motors, one front and one rear, which gave it all-wheel drive and nearly 300 CV. Conceived initially for Group B, the project briefly survived after its discontinuation, adapting to Group A. It competed in rallies and hill climbs. Its great mechanical complexity and limited reliability prevented a prolonged racing career, remaining as one of the most singular experiments in Spanish motorsport. Tecnitoys was most likely based on the SEAT Sport team prototype that Josep Maria Servià and Lluís Corominas drove in 1988, for its model reference 6703.