Which car maker produces the Altea?
SEAT Altea Prototipo SEAT Altea Prototipo The SEAT Altea Prototipo is a 2+2 seater concept car presented by SEAT for the first time at the 2003 Frankfurt Motor Show, the first SEAT model to be produced inside the "Audi brand group" unveiled with the aim to give a preview of the SEAT Altea's definitive road version which was meant to be launched a year later in 2004. Designed by Walter de'Silva and belonging to what the Spanish car maker claims to be a 'Multi Sport Vehicle' (MSV) class denomination for a sporty single-volume people carrier, it has been named after the city of
Altea of Solace"), easily identifiable by its picturesque blue and white domes, tiled with glazed ceramics. There are numerous quaint restaurants near the church, some with a view over the Mediterranean. Note that, if visiting by car, you will need to park several blocks away from the church area as the immediately surrounding area is either off limits to cars and/or the streets are so narrow and steep (or have stairs) that cars cannot pass. Altea shares a campus of the University Miguel Hernández. Altea is a founding member of the Douzelage, a unique town twinning association of 24 towns across