Below about SEAT Alhambra MPV.
SEAT Alhambra new seven-seater MPV can now above his head a little higher because it is the proud recipient of the best large MPV trophy Carbuyer.co.uk. This is only the latest in a long list of awards won in Europe. Only a few months of launch has taken over the seven-SEAT several trophy in Portugal, Germany and Great Britain, where this year, What Car? MPV in their name.
“With a clever seven-seat interior and a large boot, the SEAT Alhambra is all the MPV you’ll ever need!As our careful deliberations revealed, the car is spacious and practical inside, and thanks to a range of Volkswagen-sourced engines it’s incredibly fuel-efficient. All diesel engines are equipped with Stop/Start systems, which cut the engine when the vehicle is stationary to save fuel.,” explains Carbuyer editor Dan Strong.
In the UK, it is available in four trim levels and a choice of turbocharged petrol and diesel engines. All engines can be paired with either six-speed manual or DSG auto, which offers the extra flexibility of sequential manual operation via the standard steering wheel-mounted paddle shifts.
Standard equipment includes sliding rear doors (optionally available with electric operation), fuel-saving Stop/Start and Brake Energy Recovery systems, integrated Bluetooth hands-free phone connection, three-zone climate control and front and rear parking sensors.
Dan Strong presented the award to SEAT President James Muir and SEAT UK Managing Director Peter Wyhinny at the recent Geneva Motor Show.
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Friday, February 4, 2011
MPV Modern Lifestyle
The new SEAT Alhambra is the best MPV for modern lifestyle.
SEAT is giving a debut to the versatile and stylish new Alhambra MPV this month.
The new Alhambrais marketed as an ideal choice for active and sporty individuals and families. It offers plenty of space for leisure, business and hobbies, fulfilling the expectations of family life as well as the demands of high-mileage business drivers.
New from the ground up, today’s Alhambra combines a high degree of functionality with sporting character.
There is a choice of four engines that combine performance with efficiency. The 2.0 TDI with 103kW/140bhp and a manual transmission consumes 5.5 litres of diesel per 100 kilometres, equating to an exceptionally low CO2 figure of 143 grams. Seat claims this is the best in the segment.
As a result this Alhambra bears the new SEAT logo for extremely low-emission models – Ecomotive E. The other Alhambra variants also boast impressive fuel economy, plus they are equipped with the stop-start system as part of the Seat efficiency package and carry the designation Ecomotive.
“Innovation and intelligence are the key words for our new Alhambra. This is a huge step forward in terms of usability, as well as in dynamics and safety,” said James Muir, chairman of SEAT, SA. “Its outstanding concept combines the highest levels of functionality and state-of-the-art technology with an excellent standard of quality and workmanship. And, of course, it wouldn’t be a SEAT if it didn’t also represent incredible value for money.”
The Alhambra has the perfect format for a versatile MPV. At 4.85 metres, it is slightly longer than its predecessor. It has also gained some additional width. These added dimensions, along with the best use of space inside, deliver an exceptionally generous amount of room, with ample space in the third row for adults according to Seat.
The long sliding doors, which are also available with electric operation in some specification levels, offer easy access to all seats. The luggage compartment is also more than generous.
Alhambra wins What Car? MPV title
SEAT is celebrating a winning start to 2011 with news that its new Alhambra has scooped the MPV title at this year’s What Car? awards.
Commenting on SEAT’s winner, editor-in-chief, Steve Fowler, said: “The new SEAT Alhambra is a brilliantly-conceived people mover. Space is key, but so are the clever features like the folding seats and sliding doors.
“However, it’s the way the Alhambra drives that impressed us most – particularly its comfort and refinement, and that it feels like a small family car on the road.”
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SEAT is giving a debut to the versatile and stylish new Alhambra MPV this month.
The new Alhambrais marketed as an ideal choice for active and sporty individuals and families. It offers plenty of space for leisure, business and hobbies, fulfilling the expectations of family life as well as the demands of high-mileage business drivers.
New from the ground up, today’s Alhambra combines a high degree of functionality with sporting character.
There is a choice of four engines that combine performance with efficiency. The 2.0 TDI with 103kW/140bhp and a manual transmission consumes 5.5 litres of diesel per 100 kilometres, equating to an exceptionally low CO2 figure of 143 grams. Seat claims this is the best in the segment.
As a result this Alhambra bears the new SEAT logo for extremely low-emission models – Ecomotive E. The other Alhambra variants also boast impressive fuel economy, plus they are equipped with the stop-start system as part of the Seat efficiency package and carry the designation Ecomotive.
“Innovation and intelligence are the key words for our new Alhambra. This is a huge step forward in terms of usability, as well as in dynamics and safety,” said James Muir, chairman of SEAT, SA. “Its outstanding concept combines the highest levels of functionality and state-of-the-art technology with an excellent standard of quality and workmanship. And, of course, it wouldn’t be a SEAT if it didn’t also represent incredible value for money.”
The Alhambra has the perfect format for a versatile MPV. At 4.85 metres, it is slightly longer than its predecessor. It has also gained some additional width. These added dimensions, along with the best use of space inside, deliver an exceptionally generous amount of room, with ample space in the third row for adults according to Seat.
The long sliding doors, which are also available with electric operation in some specification levels, offer easy access to all seats. The luggage compartment is also more than generous.
Alhambra wins What Car? MPV title
SEAT is celebrating a winning start to 2011 with news that its new Alhambra has scooped the MPV title at this year’s What Car? awards.
Commenting on SEAT’s winner, editor-in-chief, Steve Fowler, said: “The new SEAT Alhambra is a brilliantly-conceived people mover. Space is key, but so are the clever features like the folding seats and sliding doors.
“However, it’s the way the Alhambra drives that impressed us most – particularly its comfort and refinement, and that it feels like a small family car on the road.”
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Saturday, January 29, 2011
The Seat Alhambra Wins Best Imported MPV
Talks about the SEAT Alhambra wins in best imported MPV category.
SEAT´s Alhambra has won the accolade of Germany’s 2011 “Best MPV” in the import category according to readers of the renowned German motoring magazine auto motor und sport at its annual “Best Cars” ceremony in Stuttgart.
EAT´s versatile and flexible people carrier secured 17.7 per cent of the votes, comfortably outscoring established rivals such as the Renault Espace (12 per cent) and the Skoda Roomster (11.7 per cent).
92,578 readers cast their vote for contenders in ten different categories, and the results were revealed at the “Best Cars of 2011” awards ceremony, which this year celebrated its 35th edition.
For the new SEAT Alhambra – launched in September 2010 – this is already the second reader´s award in Germany. The first was granted by Auto Zeitung in November last year, where the large SEAT MPV won in its category “Best Imported MPV” with over 48 per cent of the readers´ vote.
Source: media.seat.com
SEAT´s Alhambra has won the accolade of Germany’s 2011 “Best MPV” in the import category according to readers of the renowned German motoring magazine auto motor und sport at its annual “Best Cars” ceremony in Stuttgart.
EAT´s versatile and flexible people carrier secured 17.7 per cent of the votes, comfortably outscoring established rivals such as the Renault Espace (12 per cent) and the Skoda Roomster (11.7 per cent).
92,578 readers cast their vote for contenders in ten different categories, and the results were revealed at the “Best Cars of 2011” awards ceremony, which this year celebrated its 35th edition.
For the new SEAT Alhambra – launched in September 2010 – this is already the second reader´s award in Germany. The first was granted by Auto Zeitung in November last year, where the large SEAT MPV won in its category “Best Imported MPV” with over 48 per cent of the readers´ vote.
Source: media.seat.com
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