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Total cash price £22,999. Borrowing £20,699 with a £2,300 deposit at a representative APR of 11.9%.

48 monthly payments
£347.94
Fixed interest rate
11.9%
Total amount payable
£30,572.99
Cost of credit
£7,573.99
Optional final payment
£11,572.00
Purchase fee
£10.00
Annual mileage limit
6000 miles

Why buy a used SEAT Leon

Buy a used SEAT Leon and you'll discover it’s one of the most stylish and well-equipped compact hatchbacks available. A SEAT Leon usually represents exceptional value, combining eye-catching design with generous standard equipment that outshines many rivals. You'll usually find both the 2013-2020 generation and the latest 2020+ models available for sale at Motorpoint, giving you choice between proven reliability and the latest Volkswagen Group technology. Whether you prefer petrol, diesel, or hybrid variants, there's a used SEAT Leon for sale to match your driving needs and budget.

Popular SEAT Leon trims for sale at Motorpoint

We have a choice of SEAT Leon trim levels for you to choose from. SE trim provides excellent value with alloy wheels, LED lights, cruise control, and touchscreen infotainment with smartphone connectivity. SE Dynamic adds larger wheels, tinted windows, and enhanced connectivity features. For sportier appeal, FR trim brings athletic styling, sports seats, and firmed-up suspension while maintaining comfort. FR Sport enhances this with heated seats and 18-inch alloys. Premium buyers can choose Xcellence trim for luxury touches including a reversing camera and keyless entry, while Xcellence Lux adds leather upholstery and advanced safety features.

Owning a SEAT Leon

The Leon’s interior quality rivals the Volkswagen Golf, featuring intuitive touchscreen technology and comfortable seating for four adults. Running costs remain competitive, with efficient petrol and diesel options promising impressive fuel economy.

The Leon's reliability has improved significantly in recent generations, with any issues typically being minor electrical glitches rather than major mechanical problems. This makes it an excellent choice for families, young professionals, and anyone seeking a premium-feeling hatchback without premium running costs.

Read our in-depth SEAT Leon review to find out more about owning this sleek family car.

Other models you may be interested in

If you're considering a used SEAT Leon, you might also explore the Volkswagen Golf for similar quality and refinement, or the Ford Focus for proven reliability and practicality. The Skoda Octavia offers more space, while the Hyundai i30 provides excellent warranty coverage.

Why buy from Motorpoint?

Your SEAT Leon questions answered

The 2013-2020 SEAT Leon was offered with a choice of three- or five-door hatchbacks, or as a Sport Tourer (ST) estate – the three-door was discontinued in 2018 because most buyers want the extra practicality of five doors, but its stylish looks and rarity mean it’s well worth snapping up if you rarely use the rear seats.

This time around, there’s the five-door hatch and estate to pick from. The latter gets a truly huge boot that’ll swallow pushchairs, flatpack furniture and numerous suitcases. Both are offered with a new plug-in hybrid engine, alongside trusty petrol and diesel motors. As SEAT’s old Cupra performance brand is now left to fend for itself, the hot version of the SEAT Leon is now called the Cupra Leon.

The SEAT Leon is a pretty similar size to the Ford Focus and Volkswagen Golf, so you shouldn’t have any trouble parking and manoeuvring. The latest model is about 10cm longer than its predecessor, at a little over 4.3m, while the estate is just under 30cm longer than the hatchback. Reversing is made easier with standard-fit rear parking sensors.

SEAT has added 5cm to the Leon’s wheelbase for this new generation, resulting in more generous rear-seat space than the previous car. Adults should have no complaints when it comes to head or legroom, while the increase in size means it’s a little less likely that kids will be able to kick the front seats.

Boot space for the hatchback remains the same as before, at 380 litres. That’s on a par with its main rivals, although the Leon eHybrid comes with a little less space. If that’s not big enough, the Leon estate offers 620 litres of space – and almost as much as a small van with the seats folded.

Short of a fully electric Leon, SEAT offers a wide range of engine choices to suit a wide range of buyers. There are multiple petrol and diesel engines, plus fast options. For this latest model, SEAT has added hybrid tech to give this sharp hatch even more appeal.

The SEAT Leon uses a lot of familiar parts – its engines and underpinnings are shared with a whole host of VW Group cars – so reliability shouldn't be a worry. Keep up with regular servicing and maintenance and the Leon will be able to cover a lot of miles.

The SEAT Leon deserves a place on your shortlist if you're after a Golf-sized car. It's stylish, well-equipped, relatively practical, economical and good to drive. Leons are typically cheaper than an equivalent Golf, as well.