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Seat launches the 4KIDS versions

Daniel Valdivielso @valdi92 29 April 2013 2 min.

The Spanish manufacturer has just announced the launch of a new special version in its range of family vehicles, called 4KIDS, aimed at buyers who need space and equipment while keeping the price as competitive as possible.

Seat has created this special version for 4 of its vehicles, namely the Ibiza ST, the Altea, the Altea XL and the Alhambra. This edition is not a separate trim level; instead, it is combined with the two existing trim levels, the Reference and Style.

The main advantage of these special editions lies in their price, as they include a good amount of equipment without the final price being affected, so that the most demanding families can enjoy plenty of extra equipment with a saving close to 60% compared with the price of this equipment ordered separately.

For the Ibiza ST, the extra price to pay for the special versions is 400 and 300 euros respectively, depending on whether the chosen trim is Reference or Style. Some of the most notable elements included in this offer for the Reference trim are cruise control, 15″ alloy wheels, fog lights with cornering function, or the Storage package. If we opt for the Style trim as a base, the 4KIDS edition includes, among others, a 7″ DVD player with screen, or 16″ wheels.

For any of the Altea (Altea or Altea XL), if we choose the Reference trim and pay 300€, the 4KIDS package includes air conditioning, a 320 GB hard drive, among others. For the Style trim, the 4KIDS edition provides us, for 400€, a navigation system, 17″ wheels, rear seat sunshades, and much more equipment.

The latest model to benefit from this promotion is the Alhambra, where, choosing either of the two trims and paying the same price for both (1,100€), we get two 9″ DVD screens, tinted windows or 7 seats, and more accessories that make life on board easier in the flagship of Seat’s family vehicles.

All models can also benefit from the Seat Doble Pive scheme, which takes off up to 4,210 euros when you hand over a car for scrapping.

Source | Seat