Smaller than its brother the Ateca, larger than the Ibiza, the Seat Arona is part of VW Group's crossover offensive.
The car hit international showroom floors during 2017, and its 68 color combinations and full connectivity appeal primarily to young car buyers.
The favourite sibling
At first glance you would mistake the crossover for one of the popular sedan models in the range but in truth, it is a different kettle of fish.
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While the Arona is not an off-road vehicle, it does boast optimal road performance and road holding capabilities. In addition to its wide colour choices, it also features a range of engine from the nimble 1.0l to the bigger 1.6.
With so much on offer, it's clear to see why Seat is aiming the Arona at the younger crowd.