2022 Cupra Leon 2.0 TSI 300 VZ2 5dr DSG Hatchback

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I’m parting with my 2022 Cupra Leon 2.0 TSI – it’s got that sharp, sporty edge you get when you really dig into the driving experience. The car’s been well looked after and I’ve used it mostly for weekend drives and local trips, so it’s still in great shape.

It’s got Cupra’s drive modes – Comfort, Sport, Cupra, and Individual – so you can tailor the feel to how you’re driving. The digital cockpit is clean and easy to use, and I love the way the phone connects via wireless Apple CarPlay and wired Android Auto. Mirror Link works smoothly too.

Safety features are solid: forward collision warning, lane assist, park assist with front and rear sensors, and a rear camera. There’s also a full E-call system in case of an emergency. The seats are sports buckets with heated and perforated leather, and the steering wheel’s got a flat bottom – just the kind of touch that makes driving feel more connected.

Inside, it’s got a lot of storage and thoughtful touches: USB ports, climate control with three zones, heated mirrors, ambient lighting, and even a glovebox with multicoloured lighting. The rear has a 60/40 split bench with armrest and three headrests – useful for family or friends.

I’ve kept it simple – no flashy mods, just clean, practical upgrades. The car has a great balance of performance and comfort, and it’s not flashy, just genuinely fun to drive.

I’ve lived in Warlingham, Tandridge for a few years now, so it’s been a solid, local car with a fair bit of use but not a lot of wear. I’m not looking to sell it fast – just putting it out there for someone who might appreciate the character and driving feel.

It’s not the most common Cupra, but it’s a real driver’s car with a lot of thoughtful tech and solid safety. Price is £21,141 – that’s the number I’ve got in my head, but I don’t need to say it out loud.

If you’ve ever driven a Cupra and wanted something that feels both sharp and grounded, this one might be your kind of car.