There should be tracker but I think the fact that the Cupra's are only made in one factory and I'm under the impression the demand has been a lot highter than anticipated, Just going off here and on the pistonheads lease thread a lot of people have ordered Cupra's through leasing options or a dealer in the last month or 2 :/ I'm currently still driving my Hyundai Coupe Siii 2.0 around which I own so thank god I'm not relying on this to tie over another lease
00 means order acknowledged but no build date, Pretty much what everyone is being told at this pointSo I called today and told my car is status 00 and they would have to do more investigation and call me back at some point !
Anyone know what 00 means I’m guessing it’s not good 
when I first rang them the guy I spoke to gave me a full breakdown of what the status' mean before then telling me mine was still at 00 :')
Bit annoying when like 4 weeks ago I was told mine was status 10 so it must have moved backwards !!!
Yeah that would definitely mean it's moved backwards :') on the plus side at least we shouldn't have to worry about the brexit window as it's probably getting pushed back
Well yes I was glad lol but now this has fraustrated me even more it’s been 9 weeks already
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When I spoke to CS they said I that although other vag brands have trackers it had proved problematic to sort for seat. Or words to that effect. But they advised a SEAT order tracker is on their roadmap. And the current waiting time for that is. .... !
Lol let’s just let them work on getting our cars made in less than 6 months before we ask to much
They didn’t even know why and I think having looked at my order he was shocked it was 00 and had to get someone else to look into ,rest assured no one called me back today so will
See Monday unless they work weekends which who knows
No. I think they've been conservative with the figures. The standard hatchback is quoted as 6 seconds but Autocar and a number of owners here have got quicker times from it. Varying from 5.3-5.7 with stock tires. I think this puts it in the same ballpark as the none GPF if I'm not mistaken.
Here's a link of the GPF model with a 5.6s time from Autocar. http://www.nzautocar.co.nz/car-revi...egane-rs-vs-seat-leon-cupra-comparison-review
However, its quite a reduction in declared performance. I guess real world performance will suffer a similar penalty against the non gpf model....
Autocar got 5.8 secs in the none GPF Cupra 300 so as I said before it appears performance hasn't been affected. No idea why they've published such low figures.
The hatchback is now 290 but maintains the 380Nm of torque and gains the newer DQ381 7 speed DSG. The ST maintains 300 bhp but also gains the 7 speed DSG.
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