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By Jonathan Crouch Added 21st April, 2020
So, plenty changed with this third generation Leon following the 2017 update. But much more remained exactly as it was. Which in many ways, was no bad thing. This has always been the most characterful of the Volkswagen Group family hatchback models, yet it comes with nearly all the same engineering and design integrity you’d probably end up paying a lot more for in a comparable Volkswagen Golf. True, this Leon could be more exciting in its more affordable forms - and it’s no longer one of the cheapest options you could choose in this segment. Still, SEAT’s argument in response is that this is these days one of the most technologically advanced cars of its kind. There’s some truth in that. Overall, there’s plenty to like here. SEAT did just enough with this 2017 model year package of changes to keep its key contender current. When new, these updates weren’t quite enough to win over the unconverted, but if you’re attracted to a used Leon, then this one might well satisfy you very much indeed.
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