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£22,460 - £29,260
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Cash
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£20,797
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£219*
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Used
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£9,000
Colour guide
Metallic - Desire Red with black roof
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If you want your Seat Arona to really stand out, opting for Desire Red with the contrasting black roof is a great choice. The black colouring extends down the small SUV’s A-pillars, and matches its darker bumper surrounds to a tee. Against the vivid red body and chrome exterior trim that features on higher-spec models, this colour choice looks pretty fantastic.
Metallic - Desire Red with grey roof
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Go for this colour option and you’ll still get that sporty effect that the Desire Red metallic paint brings to the Arona, only here the car’s roof will be finished in a dark shade of contrasting grey paint. This colouring extends down the car’s A-pillars, and the contrast effect makes it appear to sit lower to the ground. It’s a cool colour choice for sure.
Specifications
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Metallic - Desire red
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This deep metallic Desire Red really gives the Seat Arona a properly sporty look. It suits the car’s smaller proportions really smartly, and provides a striking visual contrast to the darker bumper surrounds and pieces of chrome exterior trim that appear on higher-spec models. If you want to add a bit of racey hot-hatchback inspired appeal to your Arona, this is a great colour to go for.
Metallic - Graphene grey
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Metallic - Graphene grey with black roof
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Metallic - Graphene grey with grey roof
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Metallic - Magnetic tech grey
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If you want a low-key look for your Seat Arona, Magnetic Grey is a great choice. It’s a more conservative option for sure, but it lends this affordable small SUV an impressively classy look. On higher-spec models, it contrasts really smartly against the lighter chrome and silver trim pieces that feature around its exterior. Magnetic Grey should prove to be a popular choice on the used market, too.
Metallic - Magnetic tech grey with black roof
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Opting for Magnetic Grey with a contrasting black roof adds even more premium appeal to the Arona’s already attractive looks. The black colouring covers the roof and extends down the car’s A-pillars. Given the fact that Magnetic Grey is already a relatively dark shade, the contrast effect is a subtle one, but it still looks pretty cool - particularly on high-spec models with their additional silver and chrome exterior details.
Metallic - Magnetic tech grey with white roof
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This is a surprisingly funky colour option given the fact that, in isolation, Magnetic Grey is a pretty conservative colour choice. By combining that colour with a white roof, however, you will really make your Arona stand out from the crowd. That said, this isn’t a colour combination that will necessarily be to everyone’s tastes, which might affect the car’s residual value come sale time.
Metallic - Midnight black
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Usually all-black cars can look a bit washed out and plain, but the Seat Arona wears this shade of Midnight Black metallic paint really quite smartly. True, it’ll be a bit of a pain to keep clean and shiny over winter, but on high-spec models that get additional silver and chrome exterior trim pieces, it looks very cool. Black cars usually hold their values pretty well, too.
Metallic - Midnight black with White roof
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Go for this colour choice and you’ll introduce a vividly contrasting white roof that really stands out against the Arona’s Midnight Black bodywork. This is a fairly left-field colour combination that will likely not carry the same mainstream appeal as a car with light bodywork and a darker contrasting roof, so you might find its residual values affected slightly as a result.
Metallic - Midnight black with grey roof
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This colour combination isn’t quite as in-your-face as Midnight Black with a contrasting white roof, but it still lends the compact Seat Arona a fairly interesting look. Again, this sort of contrast effect might not prove to be hugely popular on the used market, and being a black car you’ll have your work cut out for you when it comes to keeping it clean over the winter months.
Metallic - Mountain green
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This is an extremely dark shade of green that almost looks grey in appearance. Still, with a metallic finish it looks really quite dashing, and if you go for a high-spec Arona you’ll find it contrasts really smartly against the car’s additional silver and chrome exterior trim pieces. It’ll likely show up a fair amount of muck and grime when the roads are wet, though.
Metallic - Mountain green with black roof
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This colour option adds a contrasting black roof that really complements the Arona’s attractive Mountain Green bodywork nicely. It’s a fairly subtle contrast, but the black roof and A-pillar work very tidily along with the car’s dark bumper surrounds. The additional silver and chrome trim that’s introduced on higher spec models looks really smart in conjunction with this colour scheme.
Metallic - Mountain green with grey roof
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Combined with the darker green body work and black bumper surrounds, the dark contrasting grey roof and A-pillars that’s introduced with this colour scheme does look wee bit busy and incoherent. That said, while it might not necessarily be to everyone’s tastes, it’s an interesting way to make your Seat Arona stand out from the crowd.
Metallic - Mountain green with white roof
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A contrasting white roof will always make for a pretty bold look, but in combination with this deep shade of Mountain Green it actually looks really quite attractive. You might find it ages fairly quickly, though, which might affect the car’s residual values when the time to sell comes around, but it still makes for a cool colour choice.
Metallic - Nevada white
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This silvery shade of metallic white looks pretty snazzy on the Seat Arona, and almost makes it look like some sort of raised-up hot hatchback. It contrasts nicely against the car’s darker exterior trim pieces, and looks particularly attractive when paired with some of the larger alloy wheel designs that are available on higher spec models. Just know it’ll show plenty of dirt over the winter time.
Metallic - Nevada white with black roof
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A contrasting black roof looks really quite cool in combination with Nevada White body work. The black colouring covers the entire roof and extends down the car’s A-pillars, and actually makes the car appear as if it’s sitting a bit closer to the ground. It’s a properly sporty look, especially if you opt for the larger alloy wheel designs.
Metallic - Nevada white with grey roof
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Go for the contrasting grey roof and Nevada White colour combination and you certainly won’t be left with a car that looks dull in any way. With black lower bumpers, white body work and a grey roof (and silver and chrome exterior trim pieces on high-spec models), there’s quite a lot going on here visually, but it doesn’t make for an unattractive look. Just know that white cars can be hard to keep looking clean.
Metallic - Saphire blue
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Opting for Saphire Blue is a great way to inject a healthy dose of vibrant colour into your Seat Arona. This bright shade of metallic blue will look excellent in the sunshine, and it suits the Arona’s overtly sporty styling really quite nicely - particularly if you go for a higher spec model with larger alloy wheels.
Metallic - Saphire blue with Black roof
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By selecting Saphire blue with a contrasting black roof, your Arona will look even sportier. The black roof and A-pillars provide a smart match for the dark lower bumpers, and really make the blue body work stand out. This is an attractive colour combination that will likely prove popular with buyers on the second-hand market.
Metallic - Saphire blue with Grey roof
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By choosing this colour option, you’ll introduce a contrasting grey roof whose colouring extends down the Arona’s A-pillars. Against the cool Saphire Blue tones of the Arona’s body work, the grey roof makes for an attractive colour palette, but perhaps not one that will appeal to absolutely everyone. Still, it’s a good way to make your car stand out from the crowd.
Metallic - Saphire blue with White roof
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Against the Saphire Blue bodywork and the Arona’s black bumpers, this contrasting white roof really stands out. This is by no means a conservative colour option for your family SUV, however, so its residual values might not stack up quite as strongly as you might like. Still, we think it makes for a pretty cool colour combination.
Metallic - Urban silver
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Urban Silver is by no means the most ‘out there’ colour option you could choose for your Arona, but it certainly makes for a classy fit for this attractive little SUV. It’ll do a good job of reducing the appearance of dirt and grime over the winter months, and will help bolster your car’s residual values by being an in-demand colour option on the used market.
Metallic - Urban silver with black roof
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By adding a contrasting black roof, you’ll be building on the already abundant premium appeal that comes from specifying your Arona in Urban Silver. The black roof and A-pillars really stand out nicely against the icy-silver bodywork, and match the car’s black bumpers smartly. You won’t have a hard time keeping this colour option clean in winter months, either.
Metallic - Urban silver with grey roof
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This colour option adds a grey roof to the Arona’s silver body work and black lower bumpers. If you fancy an exceptionally monochrome look for your small family SUV, then this colour scheme might be right up your alley. It probably won’t prove to be as popular on the second-hand market as Urban Silver with the contrasting black roof, however.
Solid - Emocion red
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This vibrant shade of red doesn’t feature any sparkly metallic-effect finish, but it still lends a nice sports car vibe to the Seat Arona. If you want your car to stand out in a crowd, and are turned off by more conservative colour options such as grey, black and silver, this is a great colour option to go for.
Solid - Emocion red with black roof
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Bright red and black is a classic colour combination, and applied to the Seat Arona it looks pretty fantastic. The black roof and A-pillars really help the Emocion Red body work to stand out, while also matching the black bumpers very smartly indeed. If you want to add a bit of performance car flare to your Arona, this makes for a pretty cool choice.
Solid - Emocion red with grey roof
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A grey roof with red body work and black bumper surrounds won’t necessarily be a common colour choice for the Seat Arona, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t look good. More conservative shades of grey, silver and black will likely be more popular on the used market, however.
Solid - White
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The dinky Seat Arona wears this shade of flat white really rather nicely, particularly if you opt for one of the higher-spec models with their larger alloy wheels. In this guise, it actually gives the Arona a bit of a hot-hatchback appeal, which is never a bad thing. That said, white cars are easily the most difficult to keep clean over the winter.
Solid - White with black roof
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A white car with a contrasting black roof is a classic colour combination that the Seat Arona really wears well. The black roof and A-pillars really smarten the Arona’s already attractive appearance up even more, and bring a healthy amount of premium appeal to its image. This will be tricky to keep looking clean, but it should also make for stronger residual values when the time to sell comes around.
Solid - White with grey roof
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This colour introduces a grey roof and A-pillars that contrast tidily against the Seat Arona’s white bodywork and black lower bumpers. It’s a smart look for sure, albeit one that might not quite be to everyone’s tastes. You’ll have to put in a lot of time to keep it looking clean and spotless over winter too, as white cars always show up plenty of dirt very quickly.