2021 Seat Tarraco - Offically the best 7 Seater SUV - part 1of 2

Press and hold the boot close button on the tailgate until it beeps, it'll set the height to the position it's in. That'll be why it didn't open fully.

But this is not a 2021 Tarraco, it is previous verion

Good Review

Hello. What trim is this

Good details and reviews but dude you need to exercise a bit.

Can you drive as well, or only talking?

As comprehensive as always Squire, playing catch-up, just a tad behind. Hope you and yours are keeping safe and well.

Looks like you’re sat up high , how low and far back does the driver seat go please, nobody ever shows the full adjustment of drivers seat for some reason, including yourself lol

Why Everybody (who tests this car) tries to sit on the third row (and complains that it is not comfortable)? If manufacturers manual says that third row is for persons not taller than 1.5 meters!

Is there a difference in options and dimensions between 2021 and 2022 versions?

Is there space in the second row for three carseats? Would a car seat fit in the third row?

Peugeot rifter have best and largest space. two last seats are great. Therefore is the best 7 seater.

What Engine did this car have? was it enough. Thanks

Sadly, the Tarraco is one of the most disappointingly average cars I have ever purchased.
Things that are OK:
- Engine (Until it needed Oil at 3500 miles)
- DSG Gearbox
- The Colour - Black
- The wheels - 20" on the Xcellence LUX
Annoying things

- Seats: 'Leather' has the comfort and quality of a 1975 Morris Marina
- Seats: Only driver side is electric
- Seats: Not comfortable for long drives
- Lighting: You need to use your camera to see in the boot and rear set of seats in the dark. One small light in the boot isn't enough
- Lighting: Don't need 'Hola' shining on the floor when you unlock the car (add more lights to the boot)
- Dials: You can't see how many miles you have actually done in the car if you have Auto Cruise Control enabled. You need this if you are on a miles per year contract.
- Dials: Street sign recognition on UK isn't enabled. It is in the system, but not enabled
- Sunblind: Designed for left handed drivers. Trust me, try and pull it down with your right hand, it can be done, but the recess is on the left side.
- Blind spot or overtaking recognition: There isn't one despite this being the 'top of the range' with all the cameras you can shake a big stick at.
- Third row seats: Small, but you there isn't a button to drop them down on the 22 and later model. It used to be there, but was removed for some reason. (Save cost again)
If the car was 20% cheaper, a lot of the niggles could be excused, but this is a £40K (TDI model) so it needs to compete with the other £40K cars.



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