What should I consider before leasing a Seat Ateca?
Budget & Monthly Payments – Decide how much you’re comfortable paying each month. Leasing lets you spread the cost, but longer contracts or extra options can change the price.
Mileage – Most leases have a yearly mileage limit. Going over it can cost extra, so be realistic about how far you drive.
Maintenance & Warranty – Check if servicing or repairs are included. SEAT usually has a 3-year warranty, which can cover most issues.
Trim & Features – Pick the trim that suits your needs — infotainment, safety features, and comfort options can all affect the price.
End-of-Lease Costs – At the end, you may be charged for extra wear, damage, or going over your mileage.
Basically, make sure the deal matches your budget, driving habits, and what you want from the car.
