I'm with Matt, main dealer. For the simple reason that IF you had an issue post warranty, good will is way more likely to kick in if you've had it maintained by SEAT themselves. I doubt there'll be a huge difference in cost (I wouldn't go near Halfords or similar) but imagine a £1200 repair at 3.5 y...

The head of SEAT UK is a Managing Director not a CEO.

Sorry, no idea on software. I shoved a CD in my eldests computer tower and it did the rest (an Apple so may well use different software anyway)

2nd SD slot is indeed for music. ( I have a 16gb card in with about 200 CDs uploaded. )

Ooops. (sorry for laughing...)

We have a 2.0tdi 150 FR on 18" wheels. It is perfect for us re ride comfort ( we came from a Mini Cooper S which was firmly sprung) We were the same re the test drive, a 2 mile loop in mainly 30s and a 40 was hopeless...especially as we told them that we need the car for 1500 mile round trips severa...

Re roof bars and roofbox, I'd certainly shop around. A Thule roofbox can be had for £200-£300 new, obviously less 2nd hand.

https://roofracks.co.uk/thule-ocean-600 ... QsQAvD_BwE

I think the point that is trying to be made is that it is widely recognised that running a diesel engined car for low annual mileages and very short journeys is a recipe for an expensive car ownership experience due to all the tech the cars now have. Fine 20 years ago but now, with dual mass flywhee...

If you're happy, that's all that matters.

I get 49,2 out of mine and that round town mileage had it 2 years 5000 on the clock no problem with. I’ve


Is there a zero missing from that 5000 figure...if so, ignore me. If not, why did you buy a diesel ?