Seat Leon
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| Reliability Index | 64.00 | What does this mean?  |
| Average Age | 5.33 yrs | What does this mean? |
| Average Mileage | 52 370 miles | What does this mean? |
| Time Off The Road (avg) | 1.61 hrs | What does this mean? |
| Average Repair Costs | £230.42 | What does this mean? |
| Air Conditioning | 2.94% | What does this mean? | ||
| Axle & Suspension | 12.50% | What does this mean? | ||
| Braking System | 3.68% | What does this mean? | ||
| Cooling & heating system | 23.53% | What does this mean? | ||
| Electrical | 34.56% | What does this mean? | ||
| Engine | 4.41% | What does this mean? | ||
| Fuel System | 12.50% | What does this mean? | ||
| Transmission | 5.88% | What does this mean? |
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Seat Leon Guide
Seat Leon (1999-2005) Buying Guide by Richard DredgeEven though it's now obsolete, the original Leon is still a sharp looker and great fun to drive. But while time hasn't dulled the Leon's aesthetic or dynamic appeal, it has shown the car to be built inconsistently; some examples are great to own while others are a nightmare. However, drive a sorted Cupra and... Read More
