What’s the interior of the SEAT Toledo like?

Interior: 5/5

Now it gets interesting and one of the big plus points of the SEAT and I do mean big here is that the Toledo has a huge boot space, 550 litres to be exact, which extends to a class-leading 1,490 litres when the rear seat backs are lowered. That numbers may not mean much, but if I say that it has a bigger boot than cars such as the Mercedes-Benz E Class then you get an idea of how just practical the Toledo is for families.

It has a big seating area too and will comfortably take five adults, with plenty of leg and head room for the three behind. Up front it has a two-way adjustable steering column, with all the instruments clear and easy to read.

For 2018 SEAT has streamlined the Toledo range so there are now only two equipment grades, SE and EXCELLENCE, but the number of features in them is so generous that the options list must be one of the shortest in the car market with the main items being metallic paint, Full Link smartphone integration and DAB radio reception. That’s it, pretty much everything else you want comes as standard. You can see what I was saying about value for money!

You can take as read that it has things like Sat Nav, air conditioning, all the safety kit (it is a five-star rated car by EuroNCAP) and every car has as standard front and rear electric windows, leather steering wheel and gear knob, height-adjustable driver’s seat, rear parking sensors, heated door mirrors, cooled glovebox, four airbags, multi-collision braking system, hill hold control and a 12V power outlet in the centre console.

One thing I noticed as being slightly unusual was the Tiredness Recognition System. Fitted as standard, essentially, the car `learns’ how you use the steering and if it notices you getting slower or more sluggish it flashes up and sounds an alert warning you that it’s time to stop and have a break. Handy if you do a lot of motorway miles or night time driving.

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