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Seat Ateca
£23,400 - £31,405
With its good looks, well judged handling and competitive pricing, the Ateca remains a strong candidate for your shortlist
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Seat Ibiza
A decent car that struggles to stand out with strong competition from within its own family
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Seat Arona
The Arona is a decent enough small crossover, but a Leon hatch is better looking, roughly the same size, and only slightly more expensive
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Seat Leon
£18,645 - £37,925
Spain’s strongest attempt to out-Golf the Golf yet. A stylish, well-equipped and cheaper version of its German cousin
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Seat Tarraco
£29,955 - £41,005
The Tarraco is a roomy, good-looking seven-seater and probably the poshest Seat ever
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Seat Leon Estate
Go have a look at one of these before you stick a deposit down on that crossover. A fine little estate
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Seat Mii Electric
£22,745
Seat's take on the VW Up & Skoda Citigo is a damn good EV. Though of the three, it's not the one we'd have
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Seat Leon Cupra
£13,780 - £37,925
The Leon Cupra has come of age. The mix of civility and pace is as good as anything out there
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Seat Toledo
Minor styling tweaks apart, the Skoda Rapid and Seat Toledo are the same car, but we somehow think it works better as a Skoda
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Seat Leon
£13,780 - £37,925
We're not quite sure how VW allowed it, but Seat has produced a genuine rival to the Golf here...
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Seat Alhambra
£30,415 - £38,270
Marred as the whipping boy of the VW Group, Seat has produced a highly credible MPV
About Seat
The VW family’s Spanish offshoot. From its headquarters just outside Barcelona, Seat cooks up a wide range of cars that share much of their DNA with their Volkswagen and Skoda counterparts, though often with a soupcon more sharpness in both the design and handling departments. Performance badge Cupra has now broken free as its own performance marque.
