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The SEAT Leon Ecomotive (pictured) returns a claimed 83.1mpg and is free from road tax
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The interior isn’t quite as eye-catching as the exterior, but it is functional and filled with soft-touch plastics on the upper surfaces, while switchgear also feels solid.
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The Leon FR adds more aggressive, sportier bumpers front and rear, as well as larger alloy wheels
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The Leon comes in three-door SC, five-door hatchback (pictured) and five-door estate bodystyles
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The Leon feels sporty to drive. There’s very little body roll going around corners, but remains comfortable at the same time
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All of the Leon’s engines are economical and refined, particularly at motorway speeds
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The Leon shares parts with its VW Golf sister car, so it feels solid and well put together
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The Leon was the first compact family hatchback to come with full LED front headlights. They are much brighter than standard halogen headlights, and are available across the Leon range either as standard or an optional extra
