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(2002) Seat Alhambra £7,000 2002/, 1.8 5dr, 5-door, Blue, 64000 miles, Petrol engine, 1781cc, Estate, Manual gearbox. . . . Located in London. Call 0208 988 5000 for more information. (Trade) Updated: CALL: Calls are charged at local rate from UK land lines  Area : London  Distance: Your postcode has not been specified

SEAT Alhambra (1996 - 2000)

SEAT Alhambra (1996 - 2000) car review COOLER COMPETITION The Alhambra takes its name from the ancient palace in Granada which dates back to the 12th century and plays a central part in Spain's early history. This place was apparently vast ' an indication, SEAT believes, of the capacity of its people carrier. The SEAT Alhambra was launched in June 1996 in both 2.0-litre petrol and 90bhp 1.9-litre turbo diesel guise, both units identical to those offered in VW's Sharan. The major selling points over both Sharan and Galaxy were a three- year warranty and air conditioning as standard equipment on all models. Incidentally, the latest models all now have anti-lock brakes and cruise control as well. In early 1998 a 110bhp version of the turbodiesel arrived in seven-seater form only. A few months later a 1.8-litre petrol turbo model was added to the line-up. It was followed, late in 1999, by the luxuriously equipped Gran Via which had the petrol turbo engine, and six leather-trimmed 'captain's seats'. The second generation Alhambra range arrived in Britain in Summer 2000. The Turbo diesel was now a 115bhp TDI PD unit and there was a V6 petrol option for the first time (which didn't arrive until the following year). The car featured six-speed transmission on manual models and had been facelifted inside and out for a more upmarket feel.

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