Córdoba

During 2000/2001, Altaya launched a 60-part collection containing the components needed to assemble a Scalextric circuit. The collection included two rally cars: a Ford Focus and a SEAT Córdoba. This SEAT Córdoba featured four-wheel drive powered by a motor with a double-ended shaft, front and rear lights using optical transmission, and a guide with double braids. Finished in yellow with blue sections and “REPSOL/MOVISTAR” livery, it carries race number 7, the Catalunya–Costa Brava Rally decal, and the names Auriol and Giraudet on the rear side windows. Its black front auxiliary light pod is a distinctive feature. The Altaya model reproduces the actual car that competed in this rally in 2000.

The Córdoba WRC E2 was an evolution introduced by SEAT Sport in 1999 for the World Rally Championship. It featured aerodynamic and suspension improvements over the original Córdoba WRC. Didier Auriol and Denis Giraudet competed in the 36th Rallye Catalunya–Costa Brava in 2000 with a SEAT Córdoba WRC E2 entered by SEAT Sport, finishing in 17th place. The Altaya model reproduces the actual car that competed in this rally.