Buying a SEAT Leon diesel
I hire these in Spain and France and am impressed. I see that a new model is on its way. I am thinking of buying either a newish old model or waiting for a new model demonstrator. Anyone have a view on what the best strategy might be? Also anyone have any downsides to the Leon diesel?
Asked on 9 January 2013 by nothavingamidlifecrisis
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