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Seat has announced the price list for the all-new 2013 Toledo model range. The entry-level starts from Toledo E 1.2 12V is priced from £12,495, while the top-of-range Toledo SE 1.6 TDI CR Ecomotive is £17,840. The new Toledo is available to order now at all SEAT dealerships, with first deliveries expected from 1 December.

“The combination of price and packaging that the Toledo offers is second to none,” commented SEAT UK Product Manager Simon Bradley.

“Very few cars, if any, offer the same combination of space, flexibility, affordability, value and style as the new Toledo. We’ve positioned the range so that it offers something for everyone, with the entry-level E model providing exceptional value in terms of the space on offer for the price, while the SE specification car is loaded with useful equipment.  Whatever version is chosen, every Toledo customer will enjoy outstandingly low running costs because of the car’s excellent fuel economy and low CO₂ emissions across the range, as well as very reasonable insurance groupings, and BIK ratings as low as 14%. All-in-all, the Toledo is a car that makes sense whichever way you look at it,” he added

The new Toledo is available in three trim levels – E,S and SE. The standard equipment includes 15-inch steel wheels; black door handles and wing mirrors; front electric windows; MP3 CD player with AUX-in; four speakers; Electronic Stability Control (ESC); driver and front passenger airbag; passenger airbag disconnect; front side and curtain airbags; front seatbelt reminders; ISOFIX points with Top Tether.

Toledo S adds: Body coloured door handles and mirrors; electric heated door mirrors; rear windscreen wiper; air conditioning; Bluetooth with voice control; USB port; remote audio controls; six speakers; trip computer; split folding rear seats; height-adjustable driver’s seat; sun visor mirrors; space saver spare wheel; alarm and remote central locking.

Toledo SE adds: 16” alloy wheels; front fog lights with cornering; climate control; refrigerated glove box; cruise control; rear electric windows; leather steering wheel and gear knob; front and rear armrests; new hangers and fixing rings in boot; boot storage compartments; height-adjustable passenger seat.

Options list includes:

16” or 17” alloy wheels; rear parking sensors; SEAT Media System 2.2 including sat nav, colour touchscreen, DAB radio tuner and Bluetooth audio streaming; Hill Hold Control; Storage Pack including front/rear armrests, hangers, nets and boot fixing rings; Winter Pack including heated front seats, headlight washer system and heated front washer nozzles; Comfort Drive Pack including cruise control and front fog lights with cornering; dark tinted rear windows; detachable tow bar.

Source: Seat

2013 Seat Toledo has just been unveiled with its new dynamics, elegant and modern design, and highly efficient TSI and TDI engines.

This attractive design is combined with practical characteristic: this new Seat model features generous space, a high degree of flexibility and outstanding efficiency.

All in all it has a length of 4.48 metres, which makes the new Toledo four centimetres longer than its predecessor. This means that it will offer enough space for all its passengers. Despite its saloon-like profile, this model has a large, wide-opening rear hatch.

As you can see this Seat Toledo has a powerful and solid stance, with clear and precisely defined surfaces, lines and edges. The current design philosophy of the brand can be seen through the broad, angular headlamps.

Combined with thee trapezoidal and slender grille, the lower air intake and the horizontal rear light clusters, bring added visual elegance this Seat. Furthermore, the designers have refined the roofline as well: it runs in an elegant arc to the broad C-pillar, which rises smoothly from the rear side portion.

More importantly, the engines featured here are offered in wide range: the most impressive ones are the highly efficient TSI petrol engines in 1.2 and 1.4 displacements, and a 1.6 common-rail TDI unit. Moreover, the seven-speed dual-shift gearbox (DSG) can be seen mated to the most powerful petrol variants. The petrol engines produce between 55 kW (75 PS) and 90 kW (122 PS). The petrol Ecomotive version boasts CO2 emissions of just 116 g/km.

The Ecomotive version of the TDI diesel engine – which generates 77 kW (105 PS) from a displacement of 1.6 litres –and in addition also delivers best-in-class CO2 figure of 104 g/km. It is promised that in the 2013 the range of engines will be expanded with a 66 kW (90 PS) TDI one.

The standard safety package in this vehicle is: driver and passenger airbags, front side airbags and head/thorax airbags, central locking, a two piece folding rear bench and power windows in the front.

Pricing and specifications for the 2013 Seat Toledo will be revealed closer to its on-sale date early in 2013.

Source: Seat