
Cupra
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Cupra Ranges
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Cupra Ateca
New price:£37,145 - £50,845Used price:£15,397 - £37,459 -
Cupra Born
New price:£34,535 - £47,165Used price:£14,460 - £33,440 -
Cupra Formentor
New price:£34,150 - £52,425Used price:£14,050 - £39,160 -
Cupra Leon
New price:£31,770 - £51,805Used price:£14,922 - £35,310 -
Cupra Tavascan
New price:£47,340 - £62,170Used price:£31,892 - £45,430 -
Cupra Terramar
New price:£37,615 - £49,515Used price:£28,032 - £43,230
Most popular Cupra reviews
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Cupra Born Hatchback (2021 onwards) Review
Not quite the electric hot hatch we were hoping for
New price: £34,535 - £41,795PROS
- Good levels of kit
- Reasonably fun to drive
- Up to 340-mile range
CONS
- Brakes lack feel and don't inspire confidence
- Less powerful models don't feel that special
- Difficult to justify over the ID.3
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Cupra Born VZ (2024 onwards) Review
More attitude and performance for responsive EV
New price: £44,625 - £47,165PROS
- Responsive and direct steering
- Good road feel
- Brakes feel precise
CONS
- More power would be nice
- Too little, too late
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Cupra Formentor SUV (2020 onwards) Review
Sporty crossover for keen drivers – but is it too niche?
New price: £34,150 - £52,425PROS
- Great to drive for an SUV
- Choice of powerful petrol engines
- Available with four-wheel drive
CONS
- Firm ride in Cupra mode
- Fiddly infotainment system
- Targeting a very niche market
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Cupra Leon Estate (2020 onwards) Review
Sharp-looking performance estate with everyday usability
New price: £34,085 - £51,805PROS
- Plenty of kit
- Very little compromise on comfort
- Blends performance with load-lugging ability
CONS
- Infotainment system takes a long time to get used to
- Is it different enough over the old model?
- Automatic only, if that matters
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Cupra Leon Hatchback (2020 onwards) Review
Sharp handling, but entry-level model not special enough
New price: £31,770 - £48,030PROS
- 300hp flagship offers lots of thrills
- Sharp handling and quick steering
- PHEV eHybrid model is tax efficient
CONS
- Honda Civic Type R is more exciting
- eHybrid model blunted by heavy battery
- Frustrating touch-sensitive controls
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