Car brand · Spain
SEAT
The brand that put Spain on wheels, from industrial Barcelona to youthful pride, fuses Latin restraint with Mediterranean character.
Founding, May 9, 1950: Tiger year.
Themes: spain, accessibility, design, youth.
- In black, the sign of SEAT: Tiger.
- The red triangle links it with its two friends: Horse and Dog.
- The dotted line crosses to its opposite: Monkey.
Your affinity
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The origin
What the date says
- Milestone
- Founding
- What happened
- The Spanish state and Fiat created the 'Sociedad Española de Automóviles de Turismo' in Barcelona to motorize the country.
- Date
- May 9, 1950
- Source
- Historical documentation
- Note
- Founding: May 9, 1950.
Record with an exact date: the sign can be stated with certainty.
The sign
The Chinese sign of SEAT: Tiger
Founding on May 9, 1950, in the year of the Tiger in the Chinese calendar. On Molino, affinity is measured sign against sign: yours, according to your date of birth, against that of SEAT.
- Same sign: Tiger
- You resonate most with SEAT if you were born between Feb 13, 1926 and Feb 1, 1927; Jan 31, 1938 and Feb 18, 1939; Feb 17, 1950 and Feb 5, 1951; Feb 5, 1962 and Jan 24, 1963; Jan 23, 1974 and Feb 10, 1975; Feb 9, 1986 and Jan 28, 1987; Jan 28, 1998 and Feb 15, 1999 or Feb 14, 2010 and Feb 2, 2011.
- Its two friends (三合 San He): Horse y Dog
- It also resonates with people born in years of the Horse or Dog: Horse, 1930, 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002, 2014; Dog, 1934, 1946, 1958, 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006, 2018.
- Its enemy (六冲 Liu Chong): Monkey
- The opposite energy. If you were born in a year of the Monkey (1932, 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004, 2016), the one with SEAT is the relationship best avoided.
The Chinese year starts between January 21 and February 21: if you were born in those weeks, check the exact range on your sign's page.
In the Atlas
Also Tiger in Spain
The 3 entries in the Atlas of Spain whose origin falls in a Tiger year, like SEAT.
Keep in mind
Affinity is a symbolic reading from the Chinese zodiac tradition, not a measurement: it compares the sign of the year you were born with that of each entry's year of origin.