2015 SEAT Leon FR Sport Coupe

Description

This 2015 SEAT Leon FR Sport Coupe is a solid, well-maintained hatchback with a nice mix of sporty touches and practical features. It’s got 17-inch alloy wheels, a dynamic look with chrome details, and that classic SEAT flair — front door sill trims with the FR logo, ambient lighting, and even footwell illumination.

Inside, it’s quite tidy — leather gear knob, leather handbrake, and plenty of storage. The seats are adjustable, with lumbar support and height settings, and there’s a decent amount of space in the back. I’ve got a couple of cupholders, storage pockets, and even a rear centre console vent — useful for keeping things cool or warm.

Safety’s been taken seriously — airbags all around, front and rear side airbags, anti-lock brakes, traction control, electronic stability control, and even a multi-collision braking system. There’s also a driver’s knee airbag, and the passenger seat adjusts too.

I’ve kept it clean and well looked after, and it’s got a full suite of tech: Bluetooth, cruise control, dual zone climate control, and a driver’s display. The dash lighting and ambient lights are nice, and the headlights have a coming home function.

It’s got a few little extras — like a low fuel warning, a backup horn, and a tow-away protection system. The doors have one-touch electric windows and folding mirrors, and the front seats have easy entry. The boot has cargo rings, and there’s an illuminated boot too.

It’s been parked in Teignmouth, Shaldon for a few years now — mostly quiet, mostly off the road, just a solid car I’ve used for daily drives. I’m getting rid of it because I’m moving to a different area and don’t need it anymore.

It’s sitting at £5,845.50 — not a lot, but it’s a solid little car with good value and a bit of character. If you’re looking for a reliable, practical, and slightly sporty hatchback that’s not flashy but still has real features, this one might fit.

No price in the title — just the car, and what it’s really like to drive and use.