The Seat Toledo is back, and the Spaniards have decided to ditch the weird mini-van with a boot look that the third generation had, going back to a traditional sedan with the fourth gen, except instead of a normal sedan boot, you get a wide opening hatchback instead.
It’s got a length of 4,480mm and a wheelbase of 2,602mm, which is kind of between the Polo Sedan (2,552mm) and Jetta (2,650mm). It’s the platform-mate of the new Skoda Rapid. There are a few petrol and diesel engines available – a 1.2 litre or a 1.4 litre TSI petrol making between 75 PS to 122 PS, or a 1.6 litre TDI diesel doing between 90 PS to 105 PS.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mostly focus on the new Seat Toledo Mk4's design, comparing it favorably to Proton and other local cars, with appreciation for its simple and elegant look. Some skeptics criticize Proton’s quality and global competitiveness, hoping for similar design improvements. A few comments touch on VW's relationship with SEAT and Skoda, contrasting it with Proton’s challenges. Overall, there's interest and admiration for the Toledo's design, coupled with criticism of Proton's current offerings and strategic choices.