The new Seat Exeo in both sedan and estate variants is having a strong market in Europe, that’s why the Spanish car maker is extending the options list for these models in 2010. The Exeo and Exeo ST will be available with two new engines: a 200 hp 2.0 TSI with automatic sequential Multitronic gearbox and steering wheel shift paddles, and a 120 hp 2.0 TDI CR as the entry level diesel model.
These engines will be added to the already rich list of the Exeo’s powerplants which include the 102 hp 1.6, the 150 hp 1.8 turbo and the 200 hp 2.0 TSI, and three DPF equipped common rail Diesel engines – the 120, 143 and 170 hp 2.0.
Seat is also upgrading the car’s equipments for the new year with new items best of which is the BOSE sound system and new navigation system for the entire range.
seven airbags as standard, with two additional rear seat thorax airbags optionally available across the entire range. The Reference version also features as standard dual zone climate control, ABS + TCS, ESP with EBA emergency braking, trip computer, front and rear power windows, heated electric door mirrors, foglights, roof rails (Exeo ST), remote controlled central locking, multifunctional steering wheel, front/rear armrests with storage compartment, cruise control, Bluetooth, front seat manual height adjustment, CD radio with MP3 + 4 speakers and Aux-in, roll away rear tray (Exeo ST), boot hooks (Exeo ST), 12 volt boot socket (Exeo ST) and Isofix anchoring points on the rear window seats with the additional Top Tether, are some of the standard features you get with the 2010 Seat Exeo.
Some of the optional equipments of the Exeo include special Style Plus (on Style) and Sport Plus (on Sport) packages. The first one features light alloy 17 inch wheels, interior wood inserts, dual xenon headlights + AFS, headlight washers, daytime driving lights and Coming Home, while the second includes 18 inch light alloy wheel rims, dual xenon headlights + AFS, headlight washers, daytime driving lights and the electrical package 1, which includes park position door mirrors, rear parking sensor, rain sensing wipers, automatic lights on, anti-dazzle rear-view mirror, acoustic protection windscreen, grey anti-glare stripe and …
So the Seat is still delivering good value for money as its winning card.
