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Seat Arosa Sport 16v

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Seat Arosa 16v Sport.

Only just under 69K on the clock which is low for this age.

It has just had a new cambelt and waterpump done which is very important only about 1000 miles ago. Its also had a new wheel bearing and door check strap very recently.

This car is great fun to drive and is only insurance group 5 which is great if you are wanting a nippy car thats cheap to run. Its good on petrol too with it being a 1.4 and a small car but is still very nippy putting out 100bhp. Its the same as the VW lupo underneath, so has good build quality.

It has tax and an MOT. The car has part service history and lots of receipts for work done to maintain the car.

The condition inside the car is great for its age and outside is ok, the paintwork is still very red but there are a few scratches here and there as expected.

It includes Seat alloys in very good condition apart from some kerbing on 1 alloy.

There is also a good quality Sony CD player/radio.

It has all the mod cons such as electric windows and remote central locking.

The car is HPI clear.

Bad points are that, there is a bump in the driver door as shown in the photos, could be repaired for a little cost or just left as it isnt noticeable from over 5 metres. The airbag light is on, on the dashboard, but this is probably a faulty sensor or something similar with all of the pot holes there are at the moment, this isnt suprising.

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Reason for sale is that i'm after an Arosa TDI, i'm wanting a diesel.

All questions or requests are welcome either by email or you can ring or text me on 07901 228 158.

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