If your taste is for sedan, then, you have to watch out for the SEAT’s upcoming creation, the SEA Exeo ST. This Spanish manufacturer will launch this new sedan at the Geneva Motor Show this coming March. The Exeo ST is an improved version of the previous Exeo model. Its manufacturer is glad to provide this new offering for people who are looking for executive class cars that bear great driving appeal and value for money.

All in all, the SEAT Exeo ST is 4.67 meters in length and has a boot capacity of 442 liters. On the outside, the Exeo ST looks very elegant and stylish that anyone driving will surely be proud. The glossy paint finish is enough to catch anyone’s attention. The same goes for the grille and rear bumper. The interior will not disappoint as well. It has comfortable seats and amenities to make every drive enjoyable and hassle-free. Some of the equipment highlights in the interior are Bluetooth hands-free phone connectivity, cruise control, steering wheel-mounted audio controls, dual zone climate control and stylish alloy wheels.

Some optional gadgets are DVD-based satellite navigation system, double-glazed side windows, electrically adjustable and heated front seats, and hi-tech solar sunroof. All of these are beneficial add-ons.

SEAT’s Exeo ST will be available in four trim levels – S, SE, Sport, and SE Lux trim. There will be three outstanding engines to be offered for these trims. These are all Euro V-compliant, the powerplant selection includes a brace of hi-tech common rail turbodiesels producing 143 PS or 170 PS, and also a powerful 200 OS turbocharged petrol. All these engine types are matched with a six-speed manual transmission. This combination allows the Exeo ST to provide a gratifying performance on the road.

The SEAT Exeo ST will arrive in the UK at the end of summer. The entry-level diesel variant is expected to sell for £17,000. There is still no date as to when it will be available in the rest of the world.

So, do you think you will like the SEAT Exeo ST as your family car?

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