2025 Cupra Terramar 2.0 TSI VZ1 DSG 4Drive SUV

Description

This 2025 Cupra Terramar is basically a brand-new feel in a SUV — only 11 miles on the clock, so it’s been driven just a bit. I’ve had it for a couple of months now and it’s been sitting in my garage in Pencader, Carmarthenshire, mostly just getting a bit of dust and a bit of sun, not much else.

It’s a four-wheel-drive with a 2.0-litre petrol engine, Euro 6 compliant, and it’s got that sharp 0-62mph time — 5.9 seconds — which is pretty impressive for a SUV. I’ve not driven it much, so it’s still in near-new condition. The boot’s roomy enough for gear shifts, camping gear, or even a small trailer (up to 2200kg).

Inside, it’s comfortable — electric front seats with memory settings, lumbar support, and three-zone climate control. The rear panel helps keep things cool or warm, depending on what you’re doing. I use the rear view camera all the time when parking, and the adaptive cruise with follow-to-stop is a real life-saver on long drives.

It starts with a keyless system — no fumbling for keys, just tap and go. The ESP, pretensioners, and stability features are all on, so it feels safe and solid.

I bought it from Crewe CUPRA, which is part of the Swansway Motor Group — a family-run lot that’s known for being friendly and helpful. They’ve got loads of used CUPRA cars on site, and I actually didn’t even need to go to the lot to find it.

It’s not a flashy car, but it’s got a real punch of performance and practicality. I’m looking to part with it — the price is £33,291, which I know is a bit high, but it’s still a solid value for someone who wants a capable, stylish SUV with real driving joy.

If you’re in the area or nearby, I’d be happy to meet up or show it over. Just let me know.