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andyb
02-03-2004, 16:24
Uploaded the first of two pages from Geneva Motor Show

The first details the new Altea with loads of new images, specs and engines.
http://www.seatcupra.net/images/tgen_al1.jpg

View it here:-
http://www.seatcupra.net/feature_geneva04_1.htm

UPDATED:

UK prices and specs now on line here:-
http://www.seatcupra.net/news_seatuodate08_06_04.htm

LEO LION R
02-03-2004, 16:27
Cor.. suddenly it looks quite lardy with smaller alloys and in met grey :eek: and yet in pictures with people next to it it seems low :confused:

Looks like the 2.0 diesel option with DSG is the most sporty (just) to 62mph, but the in gear times are much much slower with DSG ?

:cheers:

driveforward
02-03-2004, 17:21
ALERT!!
Dodgy inbuilt stereo!!!!!!!

Hmmmm MK3 Ibiza....

Lookin' rather bus-like on the side profiles to me

Agree with Leo's comments.

Good work andy :thumbsup:

ZBOYD
02-03-2004, 17:33
Andy you the man ;)

Im home now so if you need me to work on anything, drop me a mail or drop into the chatroom.

andyb
02-03-2004, 18:24
you can give me a new computer Z! Its taken ages, running out of RAM.

new computer time.

Part Two, now up, just updating The news page

ZBOYD
02-03-2004, 18:37
:redface:

I'll get proof reading then should i :D

driveforward
02-03-2004, 18:38
Hmmmmmm Ibiza Cupra... Love the veiw from the back... not so sure on the front

FR.. still means frankly rubbish :p

Fl@pper
02-03-2004, 18:40
andy da man again

fair play to ya

on the pulse yet again ;)

Tom B
02-03-2004, 19:25
Ibiza Cupra's looking promising!

However, I bet the bit that the plate is bolted onto is painted body colour so the "big mouth" look of the bumper is tamed...or at least I hope so!

Any news on a UK release date? If it's any time soon we'll be down to the dealers to pre-order one :D

driveforward
02-03-2004, 19:29
Originally posted by toXXin
Any news on a UK release date? If it's any time soon we'll be down to the dealers to pre-order one :D
You've only just bought yours!

DAN M
02-03-2004, 19:50
Any ideas on the pricing. Especially the top spec, looks like a real alternative to a scenic/etc for growing families

ZBOYD
02-03-2004, 19:58
Nothing yet as its mainly prelimnary announcements from the Geneva Motorshow to do with the European launch, but it expected to go on sale during the Summer in the UK.

But no doubts it'll be competitively priced to its market segment.

To add, ive checked the UK press site.

The British premiere will be at the Sunday Times Motor Show Live at the NEC in May.

So expect to be able to order it from around that time or soon after.

Stu B
02-03-2004, 20:27
Originally posted by ZBOYD
Nothing yet as its mainly prelimnary announcements from the Geneva Motorshow to do with the European launch, but it expected to go on sale during the Summer in the UK.

But no doubts it'll be competitively priced to its market segment.

To add, ive checked the UK press site.

The British premiere will be at the Sunday Times Motor Show Live at the NEC in May.

So expect to be able to order it from around that time or soon after.


Ooooo sounds good ...

Wonder what 'Fresco' Green looks like!!! :D

Tom B
02-03-2004, 20:39
Originally posted by driveforward
You've only just bought yours!

For mother, not me :)

Syphon
02-03-2004, 22:50
Don't know if you guys have noticed but they have loads of stuff about it now on the seat.com website.

:cheers:

Scott

cordomur
03-03-2004, 12:24
Altea looks good,and model specifications are quite fine...But the "finish levels" introduced have different names than usual...Here comes "referance, sport, stylence and sport-up" instead of "basic, stella, signo, signo-plus, and sport". Is this a good idea? And will the other models of the Seat range like Ibiza, Cordoba, etc. also be introduced using these new specifications?

Stu B
03-03-2004, 12:38
Originally posted by cordomur
Altea looks good,and model specifications are quite fine...But the "finish levels" introduced have different names than usual...Here comes "referance, sport, stylence and sport-up" instead of "basic, stella, signo, signo-plus, and sport". Is this a good idea? And will the other models of the Seat range like Ibiza, Cordoba, etc. also be introduced using these new specifications?

I expect the uk will be named differently as well....

rayko
03-03-2004, 22:07
Theres afew more pics here

http://www.salon-auto.ch/en/en_images/index.php?cat=21&page=1

:cheers:

Rhubarb
24-05-2004, 22:39
Hi

Details on the Altea are now on the Seat UK website:

http://www.seat.co.uk/generator/su/uk/altea/site/main.html

Andy

Stu B
25-05-2004, 09:58
Mmmm interesting - Looking forward to having a gander in my local dealership.....

hydebear
25-05-2004, 12:17
Mmmm.... I think £17,600 for a nice diesel and a trick gearbox is a bit steep, esp compared with the C-Max and the discounts you can get

Stu B
25-05-2004, 12:33
Yeah I have seen the prices too.... Seems that you have to either get the Sport or the stylance (sp) the base model is basic!! no alloys, no fogs, heater .... but the middle derv @ 15K seems to be were I'd be looking at. But still a lot of cash....