SEAT Alhambra and Volkswagen Sharan - which is narrower?
I have seen the SEAT Alhambra is more than 10 centimetres narrower than the Volkswagen Sharan, even though both are considered the same car. Why is this?
Asked on 13 February 2014 by JimmyV
Answered by
Honest John
They are exactly the same. One has been measured with the mirrors out and the other with the mirrors retracted. One one has been mis-measured. Or the old model measurement is being quoted against the new model measurement.
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