Panda

In 2012, its final year of marketing Scalextric models, Tecnitoys presented a new version of the Seat Panda with reference A10077S300, featuring rear-wheel drive, front and rear LED lights, and a guide with automatic return. The blue and white model, #60, carries "FLICK" livery and an El Corte Inglés Rally sticker. Tecnitoys reproduced the real car with which Ponce and Yánez competed in that rally in 1982.

The SEAT Panda 45 Rally was a competition adaptation of the popular Spanish city car from the early 1980s, designed for promotional rallies and one-make cups. With its lightly tuned 903 cc engine, very low weight, and front-wheel drive, it stood out more for its reliability and low cost than for outright performance, becoming a true driver development school on the national scene. Toñi Ponce and Orlando Yánez took part in the Rally El Corte Inglés (Gran Canaria) in 1982 driving a Seat Panda 45, which served as the model for Tecnitoys when producing its reference A10077S300.