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Read the contract, most state the car must be serviced at a dealer, they own the car so have the right to decide where its serviced to protect its value

The only thing that changes on the engine/gearbox on a manual in any mode is the sound actuator and throttle response

Yes the screen will say cupra but everything has reverted back to comfort, you'd notice if it was dsg as the gearbox would be in D not S, I wouldn't get to hung up on the button anyways, all it changes on the engine is the sound actuator and throttle response, you get no more power in any mode...

Leasing prices aren't at there best currently, but back in 2016 I had a Cupra 290 black edition for 2k down £131 a month for 2 years, then in 2018 I had an audi S4 salon for 2k down for £280 a month for 3 years that included a few options like paint and virtual cockpit etc, now I have a 21...

Seems a good price to me, over £100 cheaper than the black circles price

If you decide to go down the michelin route go for the 4S over the 4, yes they are slightly more expensive but you make that back in the wear rate

Nope, footwell stays the same all the time

Turbos suck in air 😉

I went to something completely different a polestar 2, and I absolutely love it, no regrets

I'd say both of those won't be accepted as fair wear

You can email the leaser and see if they will give you permission, you'll know either way then

I agree, I wouldn't be worrying about that

Same as the golf R really, entrance to the property and taking the keys is most common

Is it because the sound actuator is quieter in sports mode so you're hearing it easier? nothing changes on the engine when you change modes except for throttle response and sound actuator, you get no more power in any mode

Pre gpf I beleive

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Loose the Contis and put some PS4S on it, a dog bone mount will help Aswell, but don't forget it's a front wheel drive car, in wet and cold conditions, physics aren't on yourside

If it wasn't safe the car wouldn't do it

You won't loose the warranty as long as the garage that does it uses oem parts

Yes that's correct