Seat Leon 1.5 TSI EVO FR Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr for £8,995

12V Power Supply in Centre Console, 17in Alloy Wheels - Dynamic 30-2, 7 Airbags, ABS and Traction Control System - TCS - Electronic Stability Control - ESC - and Electronic Differential Lock System - XDS, Alarm - Volumetric, Body-Coloured Door Handles, Body-Coloured Door Mirrors with Integrated LED Indicators, Boot Storage Net, Bumpers - Exclusive FR Front and Rear, Cargo Rings in the Boot, Convenience Pack Plus, Cruise Control, Dark Tinted Rear Windows, Digital Clock, Driver and Passenger Seat Height Adjustment, Driver and Passenger Sunvisor with Covered and Illuminated Mirrors, Drivers Seat Lumbar Adjustment, Dual Zone Climate Control, ESC - Electronic Stability Control and Tyre Pressure Warning Light Indicator, Electric Parking Brake Including Autohold Function, Electrically Adjustable and Heated Door Mirrors, Electrically Foldable Exterior Mirrors with Parking Position and Passenger-Side Mirror with Lowering, Electro-Mechanical Power Steering, Electronic Differential Lock System -

F/S/H+12 MONTH MOT+SAT NAV. SEAT Leon 1.5 TSI EVO FR Euro 6 Ulez Compliant (s/s) 5dr FINISHED IN METALLIC BLUE......................IT COMES WITH TOUCHSCREEN SATELLITE NAVIGATION, CLIMATE CONTROL, ALLOY WHEELS, 6 SPEED GEARBOX, DAB STEREO SYSTEM, BLUETOOTH WITH BLUETOOTH AUDIO, HILL START ASSIST, PARKING SENSORS FRONT AND REAR WITH BOTH AUDIO AND VISUAL ALERTS, ELECTRIC WINDOWS, ELECTRIC MIRRORS AND REMOTE CENTRAL LOCKING WITH 2 X KEYS..........................THIS VEHICLE BOASTS EXCELLENT SERVICE HISTORY WITH SERVICES CARRIED OUT AT 37271 MILES, 45000 MILES, 62015 MILES, 81924 MILES AND 84091 MILES AND HAS AN M.O.T UNTIL JULY 2026 WITH NO ADVISORIES MEANING IT HAS BEEN VERY WELL MAINTAINED...........................IT IS PRESENTED IN EXCELLENT CONDITION THROUGHOUT AND DRIVES LIKE WISE.........................VIEWING, TEST DRIVE AND INSPECTION WELCOME..........................FINANCE AVAILABLE.. LOCATED NEXT TO CHEPSTOW RACECOURSE WITH EASY LINKS TO M4-M5-M48 (NP166BE). Full service history