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Prices can vary from time to time and dealer to dealer.
Spanish car maker Seat returned to the Australian market late last year with a three vehicle line-up. Links to Volkswagen have helped bolster the marque's image but the dealers have to battle a reputation gained first time around for cars which were priced on the high side and only moderately equipped. The SXE offers airconditioning, electric windows and mirrors, central locking, immobiliser, split fold rear seat, rear spoiler, height adjustable seat and steering column and fog lamps as standard equipment. ABS is not available, nor is a lap sash belt. There is a question mark over resale values, which will not be known for some time yet.