ZBOYD said:Im still on my originals, tempting fate eh
Ruddmeister said:Mine were fine for 50k plus miles
Ol' Timer said:I never had any problems with coil packs on my Leon. Guess I was just lucky.
But I had four leaky doors, a leaky bulkhead and a leaking pollen filter when it wasn't replaced properly. That's the reason I would never consider buying another Mk1 Leon. I don't like runny cars! My Beezer has been dry so far though. Touch wood.
It's problems like these which must be totally eliminated on the new Leon and SEAT will have a great car. It's looking good so far!
Be afraid... very afraid.ZBOYD said:I'd need to run it by Jason & Ken though
ZBOYD said:Im quite a way of that yet, just passed 16.5k miles, from new. It'll be up for sale too later in the year, if anyone is interested.
Icecavern said:Says the man who told me he wouldn't fit 19's because of tyre costs...
Since you changed your wheels I doubt you've had to buy ANY new tyres for the R...
ZBOYD said:Im quite a way of that yet, just passed 16.5k miles, from new. It'll be up for sale too later in the year, if anyone is interested.
It's what i have been thinking too, Do SEAT think they could get away with charging much more than Ford? If they do they have lost another previous loyal customer in me.dangel said:mrcoyote: "The ST2 comes at £18,495 which includes ESP, a heated screen and Xenons, with full leather for an additional £1k,"
So it'll be interesting to see if SEAT think they can sell at a higher price with a similarly specced car. I wonder how much of that lot will be standard on the Cupra and if not, how much the options will work out as.(
daveeady said:Does anyone know if there will be? Or is the Cupra it? The only reason for asking here is I've asked MK SEAT who don't know.
Thanks xJib and fivetones. There were a lot of rumours about Honda and even Jag complaining and there may be an R and there may not be.xJib said: