ST1 and 2 are classed as 5 seaters and have 5 belts etc. ST3 is a 4 seater.
if you want a 5 seater you buy a ST2. You can always buy a set of ST3 front seats later and DIY it.
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ST1 and 2 are classed as 5 seaters and have 5 belts etc. ST3 is a 4 seater.
if you want a 5 seater you buy a ST2. You can always buy a set of ST3 front seats later and DIY it.
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In reply to Fox, I went with the ST-2 from Jennings Ford Direct in south shields, so far the car has been great, only issue so far is a scuff on the front bumper from when the car was unloaded off the transport, but a quick phone call to the dealer and they are paying for the repair.
Apart from that its excellent to drive and certainly pulls well in all gears, 30 mph in 6th gear pulls fine all the way upto 70+ which is a good sign that the clutch is still ok.
Apart from that its excellent to drive and certainly pulls well in all gears, 30 mph in 6th gear pulls fine all the way upto 70+ which is a good sign that the clutch is still ok.
No, only 2 seat belts in the back. No middle seatbelt, and the middle of the back seats is a raised mound same as in the ST-3
thats what i said, the 5th person sits on a raised mound. You sure the seats aint been changed?
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My Mk1 Leon FR 20vt wears the rears at a very similar rate to the fronts. Totally even over the tyre mind.
Glad to hear you guys saved the OP from buying that first car.
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The ST-3 was and still is only a 4 Seater, the ST-2 is a 5 seater, although early models had an option for sculptured rear seats making them a 4 seater. That option is no longer available.