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LOGIN REGISTER NEWSLETTER Home NEWS REVIEWS PRODUCTS COMPARE CARS VIDEOS BUYING USED CARS NEW CARS MOTORSHOWS COMPETITIONS 6 ISSUES FOR £1 Search Car Reviews: You're in - Car Reviews: Car Group Tests SEAT Leon SEAT Leon TDI Stylance With its sporty lines and solid build, the SEAT is a strong contender We’re big fans of the Leon’s sporty lines, although the 16-inch alloys – standard on Stylance trim – do little to enhance the design. That is not to say the car still doesn’t look good, while the hidden back door handles are a nice detail. July 2007 It’s easy to forget exactly how radical the Leon is. The previous model was seen by many as merely a rebodied Volkswagen Golf, but with a rather bland interior. However, the new car is every inch a SEAT. While it follows on from the Altea and Toledo, it’s better-looking than either of its larger counterparts, and there’s now no hint of the Golf’s boxy proportions anywhere in the curvaceous design. The Leon has the best steering set-up, with good feedback making it the most involving car to driveThe Spanish company actually refers to the Leon as a five-door coupé, and you can see why. The hidden rear door handles, along with a low roofline, give it a sporty appearance, while the front is dominated by the large, rounded grille and that unique bonnet design. Its distinctive shape is further enhanced by the slab sides and arching swage line that runs from the headlights right down to the rear wheelarches. Inside, it’s equally different. And, as you’d expect from a VW Group product, fit and finish are excellent. However, our test car did develop a rattle from around the glovebox – it’s a problem we’ve experienced on several Leons. Still, the rest of the cabin is well laid out, while the dials are easy to read. The SEAT also has the best driving position on test, with the widest adjustment in the chair and steering column. For taller owners, it’s the most comfortable car for long journeys.Visibility is a problem, though – thick A-pillars make pulling out of tight junctions tricky, while the rearward view isn’t great, either. Even more disappointing, however, is the 1.9-litre TDI diesel engine. SEAT describes it as ‘well proven’, but it’s simply getting old, and from start-up, the lack of refinement is instantly obvious. On the move, it seems crude compared with its rivals’ powerplants, and hard acceleration results in the dreaded diesel clatter. The Leon feels lethargic, too, especially at higher speeds, and this was evident in our performance tests. The sprint from 0-60mph took a leisurely 11.3 seconds – about half-a-second slower than the Kia – and through the gears in our 30-70mph assessment, it was only 0.3 seconds quicker than the Citroen with its EGS transmission. In-gear performance was more acceptable, but on the open road it feels the slowest here, and motorway journeys can be frustrating. Around town, the sudden power delivery also makes the SEAT hard to drive smoothly at slow speeds.Things improve when it comes to the handling. The Leon has the best steering set-up, with good feedback making it the most involving car to drive. It’s also the most responsive and agile, boasting good levels of grip, plus minimal body roll. Other points in its favour are the positive five-speed gearbox and decent brake pedal feel. True, it did record the longest stopping distances, but it was the only car tested in the wet.As with most SEAT models, the ride is pretty firm and can become a little uncomfortable around town and on rutted surfaces. It’s better on the motorway, but there is noticeable road noise.At £14,495, the Leon is cheaper than both the Fiat and Citroen, although it’s still £250 more than the Kia. Still, you get plenty of kit for the money, with climate control, folding mirrors, cruise control and stability control as standard – none of the other cars can compete with this. SEAT can’t match Kia’s seven-year warranty – no manufacturer can – but it has gained a reputation for robust build quality and reliability. The question is whether this will compensate for the Leon’s flaws. For an alternative review of the latest SEAT Leon visit our sister site carbuyer.co.uk BACK TO TOP What Next COMPARE CAR LOANS COMPARE CAR INSURANCE For more breaking car news and reviews, subscribe to Auto Express magazine. We'll give you 6 issues for £1 and a free gift! < Previous Next > 0 Comment Be the first to comment on this article You need to register to post comments. Existing members can log in below to comment, otherwise click here to join. 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Sporty Leon has plenty of style, and with bullet-proof build, it will prove a tough contender. AT A GLANCE: While the SEAT matches the Fiat in terms of design, the cabin is drab. Its 1.9-litre diesel is also poor: it’s noisy and feels very lethargic.  SCORES Styling/image: Interior/quality: Engine/performance: Driving experience: Ownership costs: Green rating : ECONOMY You may have expected that the ageing TDI’s lack of power would be balanced by good economy. But its 43.7mpg figure isn’t great, and translates to a 529-mile range. RESIDUALS The Leon is still a very strong used contender. The 1.9 TDI holds on to more of its value than the 2.0-litre, and after three years is worth £7,030 – or 48.5 per cent. SERVICING SEAT fared little better than Fiat in our dealer report, finishing 27th. Yet the Leon is the cheapest car here to maintain – the first three services add up to a total of £545. TAX Although the Leon emits more CO2 than the C4 and Cee’d, it sits in the same tax bracket. 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All rights reserved.Licensed by Felden || Turn autoplay off Turn autoplay on Please activate cookies in order to turn autoplay off Jump to content [s] Jump to site navigation [0] Jump to search [4] Terms and conditions [8] Mobile site Sign in Register Text larger · smaller About us About us Contact us Press office Guardian Print Centre Guardian readers' editor Observer readers' editor Terms of service Privacy policy Advertising guide Digital archive Digital edition Guardian Weekly Buy Guardian and Observer photos Subscribe Today's paper The Observer Comment Sport New Review Magazine Observer Food Monthly Zeitgeist Today's hot topics News Sport Comment Culture Business Money Life & style Travel Environment TV Video Community Offers Jobs Life & style Four wheels A gripping ride The new Seat Leon is so red-blooded and racy, it's like speeding about in a giant male toiletries gift pack Tweet this Giles Smith The Guardian, Wednesday 19 October 2005 Model Seat Leon 1.9 TDi StylancePrice £13,995 Top speed 114mph Acceleration 0-62mph in 11.3 secs Consumption 57.6mpg (combined) At the wheel Bret Easton Ellis They'd rather walk Julian Barnes On the stereo Franz Ferdinand En route for Babington HouseIf the Seat Leon were a novel, reviewers would probably say that it contained much that is original and much that is entertaining. Then they would point out that the entertaining bits aren't original and the original bits aren't entertaining. K'tish! I thang-u. Next!It's true, though, that this new, slinky, road-hugging, snake-eyed hatchback does appear to be fearlessly - let's put it this way - allusive. The almost invisible, seemingly handle-free back doors? The tamed Batmobile look pursued by the sultry, gull-winged bonnet and front grille? The stubby tail end? You've read it all before, pretty much word for word, in the Alfa Romeo 147. Same plot, same characters, same outcome (driver ends up with three-point endorsement for speeding, most likely).Fortunately, it's the Leon's blessing to have been born a car, rather than a work of fiction. This means, among other things, that it falls within the remit of a properly sophisticated critical milieu, one that sets less pernickety store by the phenomenon of mere novelty alone and can still rise to offer a hearty cheer and a full-blooded endorsement to a cracking rip-off. Especially if that rip-off comes with a handsomely slashed cover price. (The difference between buying a Leon and an Alfa Romeo is like waiting for the paperback to come out, rather than buying the hardback.)Accordingly, let me state that I thought the Leon was a bit of a gripper - nicely observed, as they say on the books pages. Some cars set off encouragingly enough, but lose their hold on your imagination about a quarter of the way through. Others never really get going at all. The Leon is altogether perkier than that. You will want to know what happens next. Even if you strongly feel that you already do.That said, it's nowhere near as thrilling as the Seat televised advertising campaign suggests. There, as in so many contemporary car adverts, the implication is that climbing into a Seat is akin to inserting yourself into the centre of a volcano that has just gone critical. And yet, at the same time, obviously, you will be benefiting from air conditioning and a hi-fi and will emerge magnificently unsinged.Like the portrayals of football in advertising (wherein, in games played exclusively by jugglers, balls routinely girdle the globe, catch fire and explode on impact), the portrayal of driving now so far outstrips the real thing that disappointment bordering on large-scale disillusion is the only possible outcome. Time to rein back, maybe.In the meantime, for the record, the sensation of driving the new Leon on British roads in no way equates, as far as one is aware, with abseiling through some of the world's most extravagant scenery with a flaming firework up your backside. At any rate, it certainly wasn't like that in the 1.9-litre diesel version that I drove (quite punchy under acceleration, but still modest and chuntering, as a decent, eco- sensitive diesel engine ought to be). It did, however, equate with driving a more than adequate approximation of a sporty hatchback and it's probably unreasonable to ask for much more in the circumstances.The Alfa looks, coupled with the stiffened suspension and the slightly rally-oriented front seats, indicate that the car is overtly chasing a younger, more red-blooded, racier customer than, say, the VW Golf - a cousin of the Leon, by virtue of the fact that Seat now comes under the ever-expanding umbrella of Volkswagen. (At present rates of growth, VW will, before the century is halfway through, be responsible for not just every car plant in the world but everything that moves. This is perhaps a frightening thought. But it would be a good deal more frightening if it was Kia that was buying up everyone, and the consolation is that, at least in these circumstances, everything that moves will be quite well made.)The Leon's interior, too, which is entirely on a black and grey theme and is somewhat reminiscent of a men's toiletries gift pack, appears to have the footloose bachelor uppermost in its mind. Of course, in general, the racier a hatchback gets, and the more it drops its skirts and clings to the road, the more it appears to be designed principally for ram-raiding. The Leon, however, even in its best, single person's trim, retains a measured air and a sense of class and, as a result, it would be next to impossible to envisage stuffing it deliberately through the window of Iceland on a Saturday night. It's nippy, without being terrifyingly lively; it's purposeful without being uncontrollably single-minded. If anything, in fact, it appears to be hoping to be a car for estate agents - but for the perkier, more confront-ational kind of estate agent.Plagiarised or otherwise, there are enough fancy design cues on the Leon to make it stand out in a crowded and blobby area of the market. The badge on the sweetly integrated hatch doubles as the door catch and springs it open with the kind of softly executed ease of a far more expensive kind of car.And those concealed back door handles are a hook, a mark of distinction and a talking point. Satisfyingly spongy to the touch, they are tidied away into the window frames where they are invisible to all but the highly trained eye. Quite apart from discouraging unwanted strangers from climbing into the back of your car, it's a device that brilliantly lofts one clear of the disappointment attaching to any five-door hatch - namely, that it isn't the always funkier three-door model. Quite a plot twist, then, even if they didn't think of it themselves. 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Get A Quote Watch Video SEAT Leon Colours/Vehicle Images are shown for illustration purposes only Ada Blue Black Magic Candy White Citrus Crono yellow Emocion Red Luna Grey Nayara Blue Ruby Red Urano Grey The SEAT Leon 1.9 TDI 105PS Stylance 5dr is identical to the 1.4 TSi Stylance but with a 1.9 TDi diessel engine.Key features of Stylance at a glance: 1.9 TDi diesel engineCruise control Dual zone climate control Eight speakers Elecric folding door mirrors ESP with EBA and tyre pressure monitoring Trip computer MP3 compatible CD player with AUX-in Leather steering wheel and gearknob 16" 'Perseo' alloy wheels More Leon 1.9 TDI 105PS Stylance 5dr features, specification & optionsThe SEAT Leon 1.9 TDI 105PS Stylance 5dr is available in a range of sophisticated interior trims and exterior colours including solid and metallic paint finishes. Prices start from £15,690 on the road.Call our SEAT team on 0800 078 7390 for more information. 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Full model range of SEAT Leon available in both Petrol and Diesel, 1.6 1.8 1.9 2.0 20V TDi Reference Stylance, Sport FR Cupra. Used SEAT Leon We can also supply SEAT Approved used and new vehicles at discount prices! If you can’t find what your looking for in our online stock list please use our SEAT Find-A-Car service. Make Model Price from Price to Keyword (eg Stylance, FR) Transmission Mileage Age Note: Click on a header to sort by that column. ie click on mileage to make the cars with the least mileage come first. Found 35 cars for your search criteria. Previous | 1 | 2 | Next Picture Model Mileage Registered Colour Price Seat Leon 1.6 Stylance 5-Door Hatchback 23,372 Mar 2008 Ada blue metallic £8,295 Seat Leon 1.4 Tsi Reference Sport 5-Door Hatchback 29,813 May 2008 Black magic metallic £8,995 Seat Leon 1.6 Stylance 5-Door Hatchback 14,245 Sep 2008 Ada blue metallic £9,495 Seat Leon 1.4 (85 Ps) S 5-Door Hatchback 10,797 Sep 2009 Nayara blue metallic £9,995 Seat Leon 1.9 Tdi Reference 5-Door Hatchback 5,089 Sep 2007 Luna grey £9,995 Seat Leon 1.9 Tdi Reference 5-Door Hatchback 9,270 Jun 2007 Luna grey £9,995 Seat Leon 1.6 Emocion 5-Door Hatchback 9,502 Mar 2009 Luna grey metallic £10,995 Seat Leon 1.6 S Emocion 5-Door Hatchback 10,412 Mar 2010 Nayara blue metallic £10,995 Seat Leon 1.9 Tdi Reference 5-Door Hatchback 3,081 Sep 2008 Emocion red £10,995 Seat Leon 1.6 Emocion 5-Door Hatchback 841 Jul 2009 Luna grey metallic £11,795 Seat Leon 2.0 16V TDI FR550 5dr Hatchback 25,259 May 2008 Red £11,995 Seat Leon 2.0 T Fsi Cupra 5-Door Hatchback 36,252 Jul 2007 Inferi black metallic two tone £11,995 Seat Leon 2.0 T Fsi Cupra 5-Door Hatchback 40,995 Mar 2007 Inferi black metallic two tone £11,995 Seat Leon 2.0 Tsi Fr Dsg 5-Door Hatchback 1,991 Jun 2007 Luna grey metallic £11,995 Seat Leon 1.9 Tdi Dpf Ecomotive S 5-Door Hatchback 13,537 May 2009 Black metallic £12,495 Seat Leon 1.9 Tdi Stylance 5-Door Hatchback 4,150 Mar 2009 Nayara blue metallic £12,495 Seat Leon 1.6 Emocion 5-Door Hatchback 15 Jun 2010 Black magic metallic £12,995 Seat Leon 2.0 Tdi Dpf Fr 5-Door Hatchback 28,853 Nov 2008 Candy white £12,995 Seat Leon 2.0 Tdi Cr Fr 5-Door Hatchback 26,502 Jun 2009 Candy white £13,995 Seat Leon 2.0 Tdi Sport 5-Door Hatchback 22,652 Jan 2009 Black magic metallic £13,995 Previous | 1 | 2 | Next Start a new search Sitemap | Privacy | Terms | Disclaimer New SEAT | Ibiza | Leon | Altea | Altea XL | Freetrack 4 | Toledo | Alhambra Used SEAT | Used Ibiza | Used Leon | Used Altea | Used Altea XL | Used Toledo | Used Alhambra Used Cars | Used Vans