Leon
I hoe the steering wheel stays the one on the GTI golf is a little similar so it stands a chance
I hoe the steering wheel stays the one on the GTI golf is a little similar so it stands a chance
I cant stop grinning--I was honestly thinking about going to a 1 series 3.0ltr or a new golf gti but these pics have really whetted my taste buds..mega.
I love cars and I love driving and just out of the blue SEAT seemed to have pulled a cracker out of the bag--I just hope it drives as well as it looks and it keeps 'us' enthusiast happy and logging on to a site as committed as this one.
I love cars and I love driving and just out of the blue SEAT seemed to have pulled a cracker out of the bag--I just hope it drives as well as it looks and it keeps 'us' enthusiast happy and logging on to a site as committed as this one.
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I like it, the interior looks great. As to how much the production will stick to this I don't know..
The exhaust is very Arosa 16v
Notice how there isn't a rear wash wipe in these pics. I reckon the thing in the middle of the rear hood spoiler is a high vis LED brakelight...
The exhaust is very Arosa 16v
Notice how there isn't a rear wash wipe in these pics. I reckon the thing in the middle of the rear hood spoiler is a high vis LED brakelight...
the spare looks good and is what i was going to do with mine!
there seems to be cameras on th efront and back
there seems to be cameras on th efront and back
These new Leon pics get better and better! Looking much more tempting now than the early spy shots!!
i think that's just for show - it's a prototype
reckon on 4 useful seats & a crap middle one - but in a bench style.
reckon on 4 useful seats & a crap middle one - but in a bench style.
Press Releas - Its Official folks
SEAT presents the Leon Prototype
The Geneva Motor Show (1 March 2005) was the venue for SEAT to reveal the Prototype of one of its most important cars to come, the new Leon. The Leon Prototype gives a clear indication of the look and image of the future Leon, which will build on the sporty character and reputation of the current car. The Prototype also clearly exhibits some of the features of the SEAT Salsa, the concept car that was presented to great acclaim at this same show in 2000, and heralded the vision of the style and image for all new SEAT cars to come.
The sportiest car from "new SEAT"
The new Leon will be the third model in the new generation of SEAT products following on from the Altea and Toledo, both also created in the Salsa mould. The Leon Prototype has the distinctive lines of a modern coupe, but combines this sporty character with the space and comfort normally expected from a bigger saloon car in this class. Its 4,343*mm length, ample track and wheelbase make it ideal for comfortable driving in urban environments and also give it exceptional dynamic driving qualities for swift and safe travel on the open road.
Although the Leon Prototype has a four-door body it conveys the image of a beautiful coupe thanks to the profile of the rear windows and the hidden handles on the rear doors. The wide rear hatch also ensures it provides maximum versatility.
The SEAT design team has worked meticulously on the interior of the Leon Prototype using leading edge technology and high-quality materials. The result is a spacious cabin configured as a 2+2 with an emotional and sporty ambience achieved by allowing the exterior design to reflect on the interior.
The Leon Prototype is powered by a turbo-charged 200PS FSI direct injection petrol engine with maximum power available between 5,100 and 6,000 rpm. All this power is transmitted to the front wheels through an automatic DSG six-speed gearshift and then to the road by an impressive set of 19 inch alloy wheels shod with 265/30 tyres. The performance is excellent: the Leon Prototype reaches a top speed of 236 km/h (145 mph) and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h (0-62 mph) in 6.9 seconds.
The Leon Prototype also includes other exclusive features such as new optical technology in the form of bi-function xenon headlights, four video cameras, two monitors and a DVD player. The four cameras transmit images from different viewpoints around the car, three outside and one inside. These images can be watched inside the car on two separate monitors, which can also play DVDs through the player located under the passenger seat.
SEAT presents the Leon Prototype
The Geneva Motor Show (1 March 2005) was the venue for SEAT to reveal the Prototype of one of its most important cars to come, the new Leon. The Leon Prototype gives a clear indication of the look and image of the future Leon, which will build on the sporty character and reputation of the current car. The Prototype also clearly exhibits some of the features of the SEAT Salsa, the concept car that was presented to great acclaim at this same show in 2000, and heralded the vision of the style and image for all new SEAT cars to come.
The sportiest car from "new SEAT"
The new Leon will be the third model in the new generation of SEAT products following on from the Altea and Toledo, both also created in the Salsa mould. The Leon Prototype has the distinctive lines of a modern coupe, but combines this sporty character with the space and comfort normally expected from a bigger saloon car in this class. Its 4,343*mm length, ample track and wheelbase make it ideal for comfortable driving in urban environments and also give it exceptional dynamic driving qualities for swift and safe travel on the open road.
Although the Leon Prototype has a four-door body it conveys the image of a beautiful coupe thanks to the profile of the rear windows and the hidden handles on the rear doors. The wide rear hatch also ensures it provides maximum versatility.
The SEAT design team has worked meticulously on the interior of the Leon Prototype using leading edge technology and high-quality materials. The result is a spacious cabin configured as a 2+2 with an emotional and sporty ambience achieved by allowing the exterior design to reflect on the interior.
The Leon Prototype is powered by a turbo-charged 200PS FSI direct injection petrol engine with maximum power available between 5,100 and 6,000 rpm. All this power is transmitted to the front wheels through an automatic DSG six-speed gearshift and then to the road by an impressive set of 19 inch alloy wheels shod with 265/30 tyres. The performance is excellent: the Leon Prototype reaches a top speed of 236 km/h (145 mph) and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h (0-62 mph) in 6.9 seconds.
The Leon Prototype also includes other exclusive features such as new optical technology in the form of bi-function xenon headlights, four video cameras, two monitors and a DVD player. The four cameras transmit images from different viewpoints around the car, three outside and one inside. These images can be watched inside the car on two separate monitors, which can also play DVDs through the player located under the passenger seat.
if is stays as low and wide as it looks - gonna look the dogs *****
got my vote - can i have an orange one ?
got my vote - can i have an orange one ?
ZBOYD said:
If Seat leave these in for the production model I'll eat my hat (and buy two Leons)
Scott
Now I hate to say this but...
SEAT stick 4WD in that with the 2.0T or 3.2V6 and with that kit and I'll have one... Forget all I said about SEAT... I'm in love with that pic 3...
SEAT stick 4WD in that with the 2.0T or 3.2V6 and with that kit and I'll have one... Forget all I said about SEAT... I'm in love with that pic 3...
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Like the volvo SCC (safety Concept Car) that had cameras all around to aid in safety, mid you they do have a heart monitor in the back seats for littl ekids, might need this in mine next time a put my foot down!
Yer i doubt the cameras will make production i reckon they would be a hefty option anyway, DVD player i doubt aswell.
Feel. 2+2 is Coupe speak. means 2 seats in the front and 2 in the back, ie not a 5 seater.
Though i think the production model will be a 5 seater, as its in the Golf's bracket.
i reckon they would be a hefty option anyway, DVD player i doubt aswell.Feel. 2+2 is Coupe speak. means 2 seats in the front and 2 in the back, ie not a 5 seater.
Though i think the production model will be a 5 seater, as its in the Golf's bracket.
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