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[mmw109]

Hi,

I'm guessing you guys are probably a little biased, but how does the Seat Leon Stylance compare to the Honda Civic EX.

What is the Leon Sat Nav and bluetooth systems like (none of my test drive cars have had it in).
Also how does the leon do on long journeys. I find that it handles well, but not entirely convinced about comfort over long journeys.

Any comments / help would be great, finding this a difficult decision to make.

 

[Thor_Asgard]

Hi,

I'm guessing you guys are probably a little biased, but how does the Seat Leon Stylance compare to the Honda Civic EX.

What is the Leon Sat Nav and bluetooth systems like (none of my test drive cars have had it in).
Also how does the leon do on long journeys. I find that it handles well, but not entirely convinced about comfort over long journeys.

Any comments / help would be great, finding this a difficult decision to make.

Hello mmw109
I have a Leon FR with sat-nav and bluetooth systems
while i do not use the sat-nav all the time . i have not found a place it does not know
it has all the normal features you would expect from this type of system
and i like the way it shows on the info in the speedo/rev counter block
With the laws in the UK about phone use in the car the blooth tooth is a god send
As for the ride i can only say the Leon FR is great on long journeys ( i do about 150 to 200 miles every day

 

[mmw109]

Thanks for that.

If I did get one, I think I would be getting a stylance now, which is definitely more comfortable than the FR I tried. So that sounds promising.

 

[cmc]

Hi

we have a stylance and a Mk1 Leon Cupra. I find the ride in the Sylance pretty comfortable, much less harsh than our Cupra. Body roll in minimal and it is nice and taught around bends. Standard fit cruise control is excellent for the motorway and kit is generally good all round.

cmc