Seat Reviews

Friday 22 August 2008

The fourth generation SEAT Ibiza saw the Spanish company’s reputation for offering stylish, affordable cars ramp up another notch. With sleek styling and a burgeoning reputation for top notch build qu

Monday 7 April 2008

Quite why the SEAT Leon hasn’t sold by the shipload in the UK is one of the motor industry’s more puzzling quirks. Impeccably screwed together, with a range of punchy engines and offering superb value

Wednesday 19 March 2008

Although the British public hasn’t warmed to this version of the SEAT Leon in quite the way they did its predecessor, there’s little doubt that it’s a very competent car and one that’s well worth trac

Monday 21 January 2008

After the runaway success of the SEAT Leon Cupra, a hot version of the Ibiza seemed a surefire sales winner. Here was a smaller, more affordable package that looked great, had a choice of two punchy e

Tuesday 4 September 2007

If the idea of a mini-MPV fills you with dread fear not, for SEAT have a stylish solution. The Altea may not be the biggest or even the cleverest mini-MPV in its class but it’s definitely one of the m

Monday 23 April 2007

Success can be a double edged sword. SEAT weren’t expecting their Cupra versions of the Leon to sell quite as well as they did and while they were overjoyed at the contribution the Cupras made to thei

Wednesday 23 August 2006

Fed up with boring family hatches and bland looking mini-MPVs? If that’s the case and you don’t want to shell out a fortune, the MK3 SEAT Toledo could well be the ticket. If you’ve never heard of it,

Tuesday 6 June 2006

You’re probably familiar with the SEAT Ibiza but its Cordoba sibling may not ignite a spark of recognition. Basically, the Cordoba is an Ibiza with a boot, the mere addition of which is virtually guar

Monday 31 October 2005

Nothing seems to split motorists opinions more than the desirability of city cars. You either love them or hate them, and there seems to be no middle ground. SEAT’s offering in this sector, the Arosa,