Good manMy excuse is I’m approaching 50 and this is the first time I’ve been able to get a car like this. All my other cars have been boring family cars. So nope don’t feel guilty one bit. This is now my time to have some fun
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You right I cancelled the electric car and go for cupra just because last chance to get new car like this.i like electric and i drove 2years but that not the same thing and i can buy with out finance so then a bit of fun in my life.and i drive 15k ish a year.
I don’t get mine till January and the girlfriend already thinks I love the car more than her. Which is of course true.Three days until delivery. I spend hours each night shifting through youtube videos, wife must think I've gone mad.
I did the same. Bought outright for some fun. Worst case scenario is you sell and get some money back after having a lot of fun. No worry of owing anyone anything.
I'm 1.7k miles in and have no speaker vibration or rattles. I hate rattles with a passion, so I'd be the first to moan. I can hear the anti tamper ring on a bottle of water rattle. Not sure if I got lucky or others are unlucky. Only bad point I've had is the wheel having a defect, but that eventually got replaced.Around 550 miles in now. I’m used to the point to point speed, but am still genuinely amazed how it pulls from 0 to ***mph in soaking weather. Very sure footed.
There’s a few rattles from the rear load liner which I need to find and sort. The plastics on the door cards low down cause speaker vibration, the door seals aren’t great, but what a bloody motor. Stealthy looks, fairly discrete and pretty cool in my book.
Bought a set of door latch covers for absolutely no good reason from a lovely guy on the Facebook group.
I had to change the sound curve in the equaliser settings to get the best out of it. It sounds good to me although it's not the same as my separates sound system but then no car audio is.
After my failed Cupra purchase (came with wrong options, couldnt be bothered to wait for another one) I went for a Kia Stinger with a twin turbo 3.3 V6.... so honestly I am gonna ride the big engine & turbos for how long I can. The newer hybrids that Mercedes for example is moving towards are still powerful, sound nice and are quite 'real' petrol engines, with just the added hybrid factor for lower emissions. Others are going down that route also..
