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by richpeachey - written on 28.06.00 (Useful, 378 readings)
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What do you get when Ford, Seat and VW join forces to create a rival for the Renault Espace? Add on Seat's special range of features and clever ergonomic add ons and you've got a very special car indeed. A multi-people carrier is not probably at the top of most peoples list when it comes to fun cars to drive but the Seat Alhambra will never let you down. It is a complete joy to ride, the high seating position lets you peer down majestically at other drivers, giving the feeling of more control. The one inspired invention this car has is the arm rest on the drivers seat which lets you drive comfortably with something natural to lean on. All right it ...
by Cleudo - written on 10.06.00 (Useful, 307 readings)
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We've now had the Alhambra for just over 2 years and are still very happy with it. The 1.9TDi engine, though noisy when cold, turns in a very economical performance and there's enough pulling power to satisfy most people. We've had the alternator v-belt go a couple of times now. It's expensive (£60 + labour) and it's a dealer job to replace. At speed over long distances, this car just soaks up the miles in comfort. We took the middle seat out for our last holiday journey which gives a lot of interior floorspace for legroom and carry-on baggage. Forget in-car fitted tv systems - we slotted a small 10" Roadstar ...




