Australian New Car Buyer

CUPRA LEON FROM $45,190

OK, before we get into the car, we have to deconstruct the brands. What is Cupra? It’s a subsidiary brand of SEAT, which itself is a Spanish brand owned by Volkswagen. Cupra was created in 2018 by the marketing department because it needed a fresh approach to attract Gen Ys and millennials, who don’t want to drive the same brands as their parents and grandparents.

So Cupras, just like Skodas and the more affordable Audis, are basically bespoke-styled vehicles

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Australian New Car Buyer

Australian New Car Buyer3 min read
Audi Q5 From $73,400
Audi Q5 prices kick off from $73,400 for the 120kW/370Nm, 2.0-litre turbodiesel, front-wheel drive 35 TDi. You’ll pay $87,000 for the 150kW/400Nm 2.0-litre 40 TDI Sport diesel quattro and $89,400 for the 183kW/370Nm 2.0-litre 45 TFSI Sport petrol qua
Australian New Car Buyer3 min read
Volvo Xc40 Electric From $76,990
The Volvo XC40 Pure Electric takes a familiar compact SUV body and replaces the oily bits in the base XC40 models (which start at $54,990 for the 2.0-litre turbo mild hybrid Plus B4) with batteries and an electric motor (or two). As with any EV that
Australian New Car Buyer3 min read
BMW iX1 FROM $78,900
The BMW iX1 is an electric SUV that utilises the body and interior layout of the petrol-powered X1 compact five-seater. It’s priced from $78,900 for the base front-wheel drive eDrive20 xLine. Splash out another $6000 and you get the xDrive30 xLine th

Related Books & Audiobooks