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NEW Seat Arona review – best small SUV? | What Car?

In our new Seat Arona evaluation we find out what's new for 2025, and choose if this popular little SUV is still a fantastic buy.

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29 responses to “NEW Seat Arona review – best small SUV? | What Car?”

  1. @ilkererol1986 Avatar
    @ilkererol1986

    ” ay bee ta”

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  2. @hanvika2221 Avatar
    @hanvika2221

    👌

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  3. @MrAndinho1 Avatar
    @MrAndinho1

    PnB Rock is alive?

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  4. @patriotbarrow Avatar
    @patriotbarrow

    Oh look, SEAT’s still around. Nice!

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  5. @davidlang3625 Avatar
    @davidlang3625

    The original car launched a full 8 years ago and this looks hardly any different. It seems that some manufacturers have run out of ideas, particularly in the SUV/crossover segment. Inoffensive when launched and still inoffensive now.

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    1. @PavelGramatikov Avatar
      @PavelGramatikov

      Is that a bad thing? Suzuki Vitara launched 10 years ago and is still the same reliable car with the same classic look. Do you always need alien design which will feel outdated in just a couple of years?

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  6. @mikedavies4387 Avatar
    @mikedavies4387

    Looks the same

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  7. @joe80ss Avatar
    @joe80ss

    Engines are the same, so more of a face-lift than an all new car.

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  8. @H.K_R Avatar
    @H.K_R

    I thought they were getting rid of Seat in the way of Cupra?

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    1. @Luke-py8wi Avatar
      @Luke-py8wi

      Hopefully they switched their minds. I love SEAT

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  9. @chrisb6490 Avatar
    @chrisb6490

    Most of these SUV’s are getting very generic

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  10. @hasanalpaslan8202 Avatar
    @hasanalpaslan8202

    Wow, don’t change so fast SEAT! We cannot follow.

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    1. @NedNew Avatar
      @NedNew

      Have a look at the video again but this time run it at 0.5x speed.

      Reply
  11. @sargfowler9603 Avatar
    @sargfowler9603

    The 1 litre engine can hardly pull the skin off custard, so the only option is the 1.5 litre.
    Just seems a bit odd seeing a pure ICE car these days.

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    1. @glennchinyangarara8225 Avatar
      @glennchinyangarara8225

      Manual cars are another thing you don’t see nowadays

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  12. @Arthur-Morgan-hates-EVs Avatar
    @Arthur-Morgan-hates-EVs

    Lovely car, I buy one🙂

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  13. @Ipb242 Avatar
    @Ipb242

    Just can’t see the point of this type of car. Jacked up, fat hatchback with zero appeal to those who have zero enjoyment in driving.

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    1. @Pipsicle330 Avatar
      @Pipsicle330

      700,000 of them sold so don’t quit your day job.

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    2. @NedNew Avatar
      @NedNew

      @Pipsicle330 Did you not know that lpb242 is a former professional (and very well known) tennis player?

      Reply
  14. @midhunkjairaj4124 Avatar
    @midhunkjairaj4124

    I like this guy ,just pure review with only points . No blah blah 😅

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    1. @notallpolitical Avatar
      @notallpolitical

      Just facts and facts no messing, i love it haha

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  15. @stegreener1 Avatar
    @stegreener1

    1:11 styling hasn’t changed much. oops that’s an atteca the number plate should have been a clue

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    1. @jason7741 Avatar
      @jason7741

      He does mention it’s a shrunken Ateca at that point

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  16. @80y3r9 Avatar
    @80y3r9

    Is it not more grown up to be cheaper n handle better rather than be tall for aesthetic reasons

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  17. @kinocchio Avatar
    @kinocchio

    Peak 2010 car

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  18. @aspenshades Avatar
    @aspenshades

    Would be nice for WV to bring back a physical shifter and physical climate controls on the rest of their brands like this one.

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  19. @jtangalang Avatar
    @jtangalang

    Can t understand what this dude is saying. Car is decent enough but the presenter is a bit pants. Hopefully he will get better 👍

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    1. @NedNew Avatar
      @NedNew

      He speaks in parables. After eating a bowl of Corn Flakes I could understand clearly.

      Reply
  20. @JjaysYoutube Avatar
    @JjaysYoutube

    Seems like it remains a really good all-rounder for someone looking at small crossovers.

    Reply

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