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IN January 2018, the Volkswagen Group announced its latest brand: a SEAT spin-off called Cupra. Within months, Cupra had unveiled its first model, the Ateca, which was nothing more than a warmed-over
SEAT has breathed new life into its range recently, announcing mid-life updates for both the Ibiza supermini (Issue 1,906) and Arona small SUV. But we’ve been made to wait, because the revised cars we
When it arrived eight years ago, the Seat Arona shot right to the top of the burgeoning crossover class. But the game has moved on: the Ford Puma has proved that such cars can be fun to drive, while t
OUR Cupra Terramar could be described as the lively sibling in a line-up of Volkswagen Group five-seat SUVs. Youthful, aggressive lines with stylish exterior light assemblies present funky yet flashy
AS the most popular SEAT model ever with six million sales over 40 years, you can see why the maker has stayed true to the supermini segment with the new Ibiza. The Spanish brand has doubled down agai
THE sharply styled SEAT Leon has traditionally been pitched as the sporty sibling within the Volkswagen Group’s hatchback portfolio. But the rise of the Cupra brand has seen SEAT move towards a more v