Cupra Leather seats?
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Pretty much as i thought with the later ones getting the logo.
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Logo or not the seats are woefully inadequately supportive for a 300hp car. I'd much rather SEAT spend money making well bolstered supporting seats than wasting money on pointless tribal logos.
Have to agree that it's one part that let's them down unless you opt for the expensive bucket seats and I suppose one way they save money.
My 2014 has full leather seats with logos. I agree not the most supportive, even coming from a 2001 s3! But look better than the white stripe buckets, in my personal opinion.
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I have the alcantara bucket seats in my 2016 Black Edition, and so far absolutely no signs of cracking. Probably tempting fate writing this!
I’m not too keen on the idea of full leather. The alcantara holds your bum in place when cornering.
Full leather owners will let me know, but do you not slip from side to side when cornering enthusiastically?
I’ve looked at a brand new Lux but not so sure about the leather seats and definitely put off by the DSG.
I’m not too keen on the idea of full leather. The alcantara holds your bum in place when cornering.
Full leather owners will let me know, but do you not slip from side to side when cornering enthusiastically?
I’ve looked at a brand new Lux but not so sure about the leather seats and definitely put off by the DSG.
The leather SuperSport seats in the S3 looked and felt great. Held me in place.
I've only experienced the SEATs in the xcellence model.
They were ok. I prefer the alcantara seats though.
When I've looked at second hand models the Alacantara seems to show less signs of wear too.
Don't be put off by DSG. I'm a recent convert. Used to be manual all the way.
Even the test drives didn't really sway me. It was having a courtesy car DSG as daily that converted me. Wouldn't go back now. You get the best of both with the paddles too.
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I've only experienced the SEATs in the xcellence model.
They were ok. I prefer the alcantara seats though.
When I've looked at second hand models the Alacantara seems to show less signs of wear too.
Don't be put off by DSG. I'm a recent convert. Used to be manual all the way.
Even the test drives didn't really sway me. It was having a courtesy car DSG as daily that converted me. Wouldn't go back now. You get the best of both with the paddles too.
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I've been looking on Autotrader to see if there's anything out there which is relatively new to tempt me away from my Cupra Black Edition, but nothing so far. No manual gearbox, alcantara bucket seats or SEAT sound.
What I did notice was a 19 reg Cupra Lux with only 4K miles, but what was striking was the driver's seat which was really 'baggy' already. The passenger's seat still looked fine.
In contrast my driver's seat still looks in really good condition after 28K miles.
I've been doubtful about full leather but after seeing those photos it's a definite no from me.
What I did notice was a 19 reg Cupra Lux with only 4K miles, but what was striking was the driver's seat which was really 'baggy' already. The passenger's seat still looked fine.
In contrast my driver's seat still looks in really good condition after 28K miles.
I've been doubtful about full leather but after seeing those photos it's a definite no from me.
My leather seats in my cupra have the Cupra name.on them very nice
but your right my MK3 fr didn't have no name at all.It annoys me coming from a mk2 Leon FR that a Mk3 1.2 driver can now say he drives an FR.
No offence intended to anyone. But annoys me real bad.
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