Seat Arosa
As a sequel to the hit Marbella small car of the 3-door SEAT Arosa was launched in in 1997. Based on the SEAT Arosa one years was later transferred from the parent company of almost identical VW Lupo on the market. In the initial phase of SEAT Arosa production of small car was available with a 1.0- and 1.4 - liter gasoline engine, which generate 50 or 60 HP. As of 1998, the portfolio was supplemented by a naturally aspirated diesel engine ( 1.7 SDI ) with 60 PS. With the 2nd generation that rolled off from the summer of 2000, in addition to the front and rear sections of the SEAT Arosa and the engine range has been revised. The great success of TDI engines resulted in SEAT small car with a 1.4 TDI, which produces an output of 75 hp.Also a sporty variant of the SEAT Arosa was sold as of this date, the powerful 101 PS provides a 16 - valve petrol engine with 1.4 - liter displacement and was particularly well received by the young target group. For the SEAT Arosa ABS and front airbags were initially installed optional and from the model year 2000 in series. A used SEAT Arosa is very popular still as second cars or for new drivers and provides a low- maintenance. The small car, despite its compact dimensions a spacious interior for up to 5 passengers muster and the luggage compartment impresses with plenty of storage space for shopping or trips.