This month, Titch gives us his 5 quick observations re’ the 2020 model Seat Leon…
1
The car, in isolation (particularly in photos), looks barely different from the car it replaces. Not so. See in the image – The bonnet is longer and lower and the rear is much tidier and modern

Note the new model is on the left
2
The new infotainment screen dominates the dash. Also, the revised digital binnacle is much more flexible with different (and split) views

3
The legroom in the back feels immediately more generous

Image Source: seat.co.uk
4
The seat trim in the FR model is very tidy for a cloth interior. A good contrast in textures and colours
5
The forthcoming PHEV models are key for Seat. Fingers crossed they can extend the power train across as many derivatives as possible – particularly the SE Dynamic

I know I said 5, but…
6
this car should give the Golf 8 a good run for its money.