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SEAT Ibiza Full Road Test Report
Hatchback 1.4Tdi Ecomotive - This road test however took place over a four day period, tackling A and B roads along with a few miles of motorway cruising and the Ibiza Ecomotive proved to be a spirited performer with more guts than you would give it credit for on paper.... read more
SEAT Altea Full Road Test Report
XL 2.0 TDI Stylance - SEAT prides itself on making cars with flair, passion and spirit – cars for customers who want to stand out from the crowd. You may or may not agree, but on a more practical level, the Altea XL is an accomplished all-rounder with the biggest boot in its class.... read more
SEAT Ibiza Full Road Test Report
1.4 SE and 1.4 Sport - The all-new 5-door Ibiza supermini was well received by the media when it was launched in July ’08. Two months later comes the 3-door SC model, or SportCoupe. SEAT expects to sell the three of these sleeker, 3-door SCs for every one 5-door version. But how good is it?... read more
SEAT Leon Full Road Test Report
- The SEAT Leon is a good- and distinctive-looking small family car. The Leon features a fine choice of excellent petrol and diesel engines. Good value for money and good running cost make this spacious family hatch a very appealing proposition.... read more
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SEAT Consumer Car Reviews
The latest SEAT driver reviews and road test reports. The views expressed do not reflect the thoughts and opinions of ReallyGoodDomains.com
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James Laidler, Hampshire
SEAT Ibiza SC Sport 2008
Being very sceptical as my last Seat was second hand diesel Ibiza bought in Spain, I tried the new SC Sport. Things have changed! This car is fantastic, it does exactly what is says on the box. In fact I was so pleased with the way it drove I was reluctant to give them the test car back until my own arrived. The only negative I have found is that the instruments are hard to read when the sun is shining.
Submitted: 03/11/2008 12:15:37
John Wilson, Lanarkshire
SEAT Toledo TDI Sport Special Edt 2007
Had the car for 1 year since new. The TDI 140 is a superb car but lacking that wee bit of oomph - had the ECU remapped boosting power to 190bhp and 395 torque. This is the car as it should have been. I will keep this car for a long time - need I say more.
Submitted: 03/11/2008 09:55:57
Jason Faulkner, Worcestershire
SEAT Leon 1.6 Reference Sport (Styling Kit) 2007
Simply the nicest drive I have encountered for a long time. The car looks awesome with the full BTC kit on it and with the 18" alloys handles well. The electric pack that came with it is very pleasing. It’s early days but I can’t imagine changing brands now. The only downside is the 1.6 perhaps lacks a little punch...so would maybe for those out their that like speed go for the 140bhp upwards.
Submitted: 10/10/2008 09:56:56
Andy Bailey, Yorkshire
SEAT Ibiza FR TDi 130 2005
It’s a smart looking little car, with not too many on the road. It has loads of torque- 229lb/ft so it’s easy to drive around town but is still capable of returning 65-75mpg on a long run, if driven right! Best not to use the 130mph top speed then! Inside it’s reasonably well equipped, though the trim feels a little cheap in places, but show me a car that doesn’t these days. The ride is a bit hard, but it handles well enough despite the inert steering- not a patch on my old Peugot 306 XSi in this respect! A few minor niggles have sent it back to the dealer, but it has been cheap to run and insure and everyone is jealous of the fuel economy, even at todays stupid prices £50 will get you 600 miles per tank on a run. I will be sorry to see it go!
Submitted: 17/09/2008 16:59:00
Til Ionut, England
SEAT Toledo 2007
It is VERY beautiful, a lot of space, nice to drive, comfortable and so on.
Submitted: 09/09/2008 09:52:59
Dominic Law, Essex
SEAT Leon Cupra 2006
This car is powerful, 237bhp and 221lb of torque make this a really hot hatch. Volkswagen parts are used to build it so there is also no debating its quality and reliability. A really smooth drive, quiet and efficient. The DSG six-speed gearbox is auto impressed me so much that changing gears is now a thing of the past!
Submitted: 29/04/2008 11:22:22
Nigel Cooper, Hertfordshire
SEAT Toledo 1.9 TDi Sylance 2006
I think this is a really good family car. Comes with all the mod cons, good safety featues and has lots of space and comfort. It’s reasonable to drive and reasonable to run - what else do you want? I think it’s very good value for money and looks good too.
Submitted: 24/04/2008 15:06:07
Michael Dinsdale, Derbyshire
SEAT Alhambra 2.0 TDi Reference 2007
Nice SEAT design with good VW engine. There are some good bargains to be had at the moment and it’s worth haggling. This is a very reliable and spacious MPV and suits us down to the ground. Drive wise it’s easy going, although SEAT would have you believe it drives like a sports car - it doesn’t of course, it drives like an MPV but it does have a nice bit of power behind it so it’s certainly not sluggish.
Submitted: 22/04/2008 18:58:42
Sean Bridges, Gloucestershire
SEAT Altea XL - 1.9 TDI Stylance 5dr 2006
This car has an amazing amount of load space, its like a Tardis! Really nice car to drive and not bad looking either. Good mpg. A good all rounder, but not the most exciting drive of your life. Very good value for money though.
Submitted: 22/04/2008 13:36:31
Karen Rolf, Cumberland
SEAT Leon 1.9 TDI 105 Reference 2007
This is the first Seat car I’ve owned and I’m so impressed with the Leon. It accelerates effortlessly and makes long journeys enjoyable. It has bags of space in the rear and the boot is very generous, my only critisism is the boot opening shape, which can make loading big items a bit awkward. The main boon with this car is you’re getting a VW engine without having to fork out VW prices, which was the main selling point for me. Great car overall.
Submitted: 22/04/2008 10:13:16
Gavin Tinsdale, Leicestershire
SEAT Altea 1.9 TDi Stylance 5dr 2006
Great family car. Excellent mpg and low running costs. Tons of space and very comfortable for family of four. Gives a respectable drive and resale values are good. Can’t fault it.
Submitted: 21/04/2008 13:37:24
Jim Sharman, Warwickshire
SEAT Ibiza FR 130 tdi 2006
Owned from new and as yet no problems after 15 months. Great Car - excellent performance and economy which do not normally go hand in hand. The downside is that it needs servicing every year.
Submitted: 04/03/2008 17:26:45
David Hamma, County Down
SEAT Ibiza 2007
Really Really Really Really unimpressed with this car! Had this car now for almost 1 Month and have driven it 5 times, nearly caused me a fatal car accident and twice the back lights have failed to come on and i may add this is a brand new car which was sitting in the very showroom when i bought it!! The engine has failed twice and the electrics have gone and still SEAT has denied me a new one!
Submitted: 03/03/2008 12:08:09
Michael Cantrell, Derbyshire
SEAT Leon 1900 tdi Stylance 2006
I’ve owned my Leon for just over a year and I’m really impressed, fuel consumption from the 1900 tdi diesel power plant is excellent, ride and cockpit comfort are a step up from my old focus. However that said the handling and driver experience was better with the focus (it’s just the new ones look awful). I’ve not had any major or minor problems just a puncture which cost me £112 for a new tyre. What will I be replacing my leon with ? More than likely a new Leon.
Submitted: 29/11/2007 13:04:07
Annie Bullock, Kincardineshire
SEAT Ibiza 1.4 16v Stylance petrol 2007
I bought this car because I wanted space and affordability and I got both with this car. Pratical and versatile.
Submitted: 20/11/2007 16:32:15
Sunday Udo, London
SEAT Cordoba 1.9 TDI PD 100 Reference 4dr 2005
Very good car. I bought this 12 months ago with 35,000 on the clock for only £4,500. It is an excellent family car and I very much enjoy driving it. Very comfortable and very solid. The rear legroom is fine for my children who range in ages 15months to 7 years but can be a little cramped for an adult. Very good value for money and very easy to run cheaply.
Submitted: 20/11/2007 11:27:08
Terry Broughton, Northumberland
SEAT Altea 2.0 TDI diesel 2007
According to EuroNCap, this is a safe as a car can be. Traction control, anti-lock brakes, six airbags and ISOFIX child seat mountings is why this is arguably THE SAFEST car available. The drive is powerful and smooth. The quality of the interior and exterior are high. The equipment is also quality and fuel economy and good insurance groups make this a sound option. This is not the cheapest car of its type but you certainly get what you pay for. Brilliant.
Submitted: 30/10/2007 16:47:15
Kevin Thomas, Norfolk
SEAT Leon
My Seat Leon looks great, performs well & is not bad on fuel. Very similar to the VW golf but not as common. Very pleased with the residual values on these, so should not depreciate too quickly. 56 Reg was a bargain at under £13,000.
Submitted: 25/10/2007 16:38:59
Michael Norris, Durham
SEAT Toledo TDI
Very very poor vision out, parking without sensors is a nightmare, sensors should be standard on all models at no extra cost, by far the worst car I have ever owned, do not buy one.
Submitted: 22/10/2007 13:16:35
Chris Neale, Cheshire
SEAT Alhambra 1.9 TDi PD Stylance Tiptronic 5dr
This MPV is absolutely excellent. I test drove several before choosing this one and nothing for me came close. It’s solid, safe and very drivable. My kids love it and so far I can’t find anything to fault it. I would highly recommend you test drive one of these if you’re in the market for an MPV, I don’t think you would be disappointed.
Submitted: 20/10/2007 10:23:43
Carole Milton, Wrexham
SEAT Leon Seat Leon 2.0 TDI FR
I’ve had my car now for 7 months and I’m very pleased with its performance and fuel consumption, this being my first diesel. The car is very easy to drive and the noise levels I had expected from the engine have not materialised. My family find it very comfortable to travel in and I am very pleased with my purchase. I can see this car giving me many years of happy motoring.
Submitted: 08/08/2007 15:36:18
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