We can also add to that list an Exeo wagon or ‘Estate,’ which is depicted in this new official video and is expected to make its world debut at next month’s Geneva Motor Show.
Designed to go up against wagon variants of cars like the Ford Mondeo, Renault Laguna and Alfa Romeo 159, the Exeo Estate is based on the previous generation B7 Audi A4 Avant and will be built at Seat's factory in Martorell, Spain. Not surprisingly, both the Exeo Sedan and Estate features chassis and mechanical components essentially identical to their Audi donor car, including four-link independent front suspension and trapezoidal rear suspension for solid driving dynamics.
At launch, it will be available with three petrol-engines ranging from 102hp (75kW) to 200hp (147kW), plus three common rail diesel engines ranging in power from 120hp (88kW) to 170hp (125kW). A range topping V6 model is expected to be added to the lineup soon after the Estate’s launch.
Entertainment and electronics features will include a navigation system, a new multi-function head unit with MP3 and Bluetooth connectivity, as well as a sun roof with solar cells powering a ventilation system.





Reader Comments
Wed Feb 4 2009 6:52 PM
azlan says
no one will buy one unless this is extreeeeeemly cheap
Wed Feb 4 2009 8:20 PM
NoNameDenton says
Doesn't everyone want a re-badged previous gen Audi?
Thu Feb 5 2009 12:05 PM
drobert says
Oh dear.. indeed, these are both just rebadged previous generation Audis..
Well, one simple word:
FAIL
Thu Feb 5 2009 3:18 PM
Suggs says
So its an Audi with new front and rear ends.
If we all refused to but cars based on old models from other companies the industry would be dead and buried years ago
Chrysler Crossfire = old Merc in new body
Jag X-type = Ford Mondeo
old Seat Ibiza = Audi A3, Vw Golf, Skoda Octavia
new 'small' Rolls = bmw 7 series
Bentley Continental = VW Phaeton
Early Protons were just re-badged Mitsubishi Colts
the 'new' small Subaru - is old Daihatsu Sirion
thats just off top of my head - need I go on ?
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