Includes £500 off. The Seat Leon shares most of its oily bits with the Volkswagen Golf on which it?s based, and in estate form, it also competes with other mid-size family wagons like the Ford Focus Estate and Vauxhall Astra Sports Tourer, to name but a few. It?s praise indeed, then, that even in a class that?s full of seriously impressive cars, the Leon is one of the more appealing options. All versions of the Leon are fitted with an impressive slice of standard safety kit that includes seven airbags, electronic stability control and, importantly, automatic emergency braking complete with pedestrian protection. The Leon range is well-equipped from the off, with even the basic SE-trimmed models fitted with alloy wheels, air-con, cruise control, Bluetooth, metallic paint, front fog lights with cornering function, leather steering wheel and gear knob, four electric windows and a touchscreen infotainment system with DAB, Bluetooth and full smartphone integration courtesy of both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. SE Dynamic adds bigger wheels, rear privacy glass, sat-nav and front and rear parking sensors, while FR trim earns you a sporty exterior makeover, full LED lighting, climate control and automatic lights and wipers.