SEAT Reviews with Road Tests
Saturday 21st November 2009
The SEAT Exeo is something of a departure for SEAT. Never before has the Spanish manufacturer made a sporty saloon of this ilk, which is surprising when you consider some of the championship-winning hatches in the company's portfolio. The SEAT Exeo (ex-ay-oh) may be a sporty saloon but not in the same manner as a Maserati Quattroporte, say, or even a Mitsubishi Evo. the full review
Following closely on from the new five-door SEAT Ibiza - the Ibiza SC is SEAT's new three-door coupe. There has been a previous 'sportier' three-door SEAT Ibiza, but now SEAT has made a distinction between the two models calling the three-door car the SEAT Ibiza SC (Sports Coupe). SEAT's new Design Director Luc Donckerwolke, a former Lamborghini stylist with iconic supercars such as the Gallardo to his name has worked his magic on the new Sports Coupe. Although based on its five-door brother there are significant exterior styling differences between the two cars. The new SEAT Ibiza SC is larger than the old three-door Ibiza, it is 99mm longer than the previous car (but shorter than the new five-door car) and it rides 22mm lower to try and prove its sporty credentials. the full review
Rather than stick to traditional naming protocols, when it came to the three-door version of the new Ibiza, SEAT decided it was time to up the ante and make a statement of intent. the full review
The Altea Freetrack 4 is a curious animal; it combines traditional family transportation, off-road capability and typical SEAT sportiness, all in one package. Based on the Freetrack concept car shown at the 2007, Geneva Motor Show, the production version uses the SEAT Altea XL as a starting point. the full review
Released on the 20th October 2007 the SEAT Altea Freetrack 4 is billed as a crossover vehicle. Based on the SEAT Altea XL it is essentially three cars in one: it has off-road capability, the practicality and space of a large family estate, plus the handling and performance of a hot hatch. the full review
The Cupra is the top of the range model in the SEAT Leon line up, which comprises of a variety of models from the base 1. 6 litre petrol ‘Reference’ model prices at £12,495 through to the petrol ‘FR’ a 2. 0 litre TSI sports inspired model priced at £17,250, plus there is a diesel 2. 0 litre TDI ‘FR’. the full review
When the new SEAT Leon went on sale in September 2005, the question on many lips was, ‘when are we going to see the Cupra R version?’As of March, this year, the wait was over and fans of the old model can rest safe in the knowledge that there is now a replacement. the full review
Size zero models are constantly in the news but here’s an XL model that will appeal to those who prefer their bodies on the larger size. SEAT makes no bones about aiming the Altea XL at the family market. the full review
We first drove the SEAT Altea when it was launched back in 2004 and have driven several variations since. the full review
Since its introduction over 20 years ago, over 160,000 Ibiza's have been sold in the UK and it is SEAT's best selling model to date. the full review
Does anyone take any notice of manufacturer’s tag lines? Is a Peugeot really ‘the drive of your life’ alternatively, are Honda's truly powered by dreams? Of course, it’s up to the individual and this particular individual wholeheartedly agrees with SEAT’s ‘auto emocion’. the full review
Before you go any further, it is only fair to mention that I am completely biased about this car. the full review
The third-generation Toledo was launched by SEAT in the UK on the 7th January 2005 and replaces the outgoing saloon model. the full review
The SEAT Leon first went on sale in the UK in 2000. Since then this mid-size family hatchback has become one of the brand’s firm favourites with over 40,000 sold to date, including over 2,500 of the most sporting model the Leon Cupra R. the full review
The SEAT Altea went on sale in the UK on the 10th July 2004 and was the first SEAT model to be wholly developed within the Audi Brand Group. the full review
SEAT's new Altea goes on sale in the UK from the 10th July 2004 and is the first SEAT to be wholly developed within the Audi Brand Group. the full review




















