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The dealer actually showed me that when I picked my first MK3 Cupra up in 2016. They were a really good dealership back then. He actually did a familiarisation drive with me talking me through all the features of the car. Nothing like when I picked up the 2019 one.

For everyday driving I keep it in D and use the paddles to drop it if I need extra power to overtake. If I'm having fun I put into S and even Cupra mode once in a while. I generally let the car take care of the changes, but if I do go manual I always use the paddles.

Added these: I'm sure they've added at least 50bhp :fool:

You could try and get one of these covers: :cheeky:

I know what you mean. There's not much room to spare with my garage either. It took me awhile to become proficient. I still have a couple of barbell weights on the floor to physically stop me going too far.

I always put mine in the garage as soon I get home. The longest it's on the drive is when I wash it. Hopefully, it makes just a little bit harder for the t**ts to find it, but if they really want your car there's not much you can do.

Hi All, I was looking on eBay yesterday for a Seat branded keying, but discovered a couple of other items that look ok, but I was wondering if anyone had bought them as I'm not sure about the quality. One was a pair of "carbon" seat belt pads branded with Seat and the other was a Cupra branded...

Fitted a new boot may. I have the ambient lighting set to blue so it matches the interior really well.

Thanks SRGTD.

Hi all, I've just picked up a new Cupra EZ. Can anyone tell what manuals you should get with it please? I've got an introduction to Seat and the owners manual. Do you not get a service book these days? Cheers

Hi Seanm, can I ask did you buy a chipex kit in the end? My Leon has the same colour code as yours (midnight black) but it's coming up as Audi mythos black on the chipex site. I've got a couple of bad chips on my passenger door I need to fix.

Mine does exactly the same thing so I also add an extra psi.

Should of mentioned that I leave the engine running when I'm running the compressor so it doesn't drain the battery. The manual recommends that you do that.

I have a Ring RAC635 air compressor in my boot (bought from Amazon). Highly rated by the car magazines and very quick. I check my pressures every month with it. Takes about 15 mins to do all four tyres but most of that is swapping between the them.

Great car. Nice video. I had the same smile when I picked mine up and been smiling ever since. :D

I would highly recommend the reversing camera. It's the first time I've had one but I wouldn't go without one now. It's not an expensive option these days.

Had a stone chip in my windscreen repaired by Autoglass. The guy did a pretty good job but as he explained it's a structural repair not a cosmetic one so it's still visible but not as bad it was.

Just seen this about Seat planning a possible Cupra brand update with a new logo: http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/seat/100429/cupra-rebrand-to-give-seat-s-performance-arm-its-own-identity

Just seen these results. The Leon mk 3 came 7th in the list of best cars to own and was ranked the most pleasurable car to drive in the whole survey. It was also ranked 4 th in the most reliable cars list. Not to shabby.

Just got back from a few days in the Lake District. First long run I've had with this car. I was really impressed with the MPG. 34mpg on the long drives and I wasn't hanging about. I also noticed it's far too easy to do silly speeds on the motorways. It cruises so well and I've never hit the...