Showing posts with label Leon Cupra. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009

SEAT has declared, that will present new Leon CUPRA R on autoshow in Frankfurt!



Company SEAT has declared, that will present new Leon CUPRA R on autoshow in Frankfurt next month, and the novelty becomes the most powerful Leon among all serial European models. Leon CUPRA R will be equipped with the 2-litre TSI-engine of manufacture VW Group developing 265 h.p. This size is reached for the account of use of a new injector of a high pressure, thus the company promises that the novelty will correspond to standards EU5. Leon CUPRA R will be equipped with system XDS, and also the self-blocked differential working with system ESP for improvement of management.

Dispersal from 0 to 100 km/h will occupy 6.2 seconds, and the maximum speed will make 250 km/h. Average consumption of fuel will make only 8.1 l/100 km. The novelty will receive 19-inch disks with five double spokes put in rubber of a format 235/35, and also new high-power brakes. The novelty price yet is not informed.

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

SEAT Leon Cupra K¹

Every so often, we wish that Volkswagen's SEAT brand was available here in the US. Sure, the Spanish automaker's vehicles are badge-engineering exercises that raid the corporate partsbin for powertrains, switchgear, and the like, but their styling is unique and some of the packages have definite appeal.

SEAT Leon Cupra K¹SEAT Leon Cupra K¹-2Take, for instance, the just-announced UK-market Leon Cupra K¹. With the stylish Leon Cupra as its base, the K¹ adds an appearance package that is, to put it plainly, pretty bitchin'. Intended to make the car look more like the Cupra BTCC racers, the kit includes new front and rear treatments, side skirts, and a sweet-looking center-exit exhaust. We think the K¹ kit is actually better-looking than the BTCC bodywork. Like its standard-bodied counterpart, the K¹ gets power from a 240 PS (236 HP) version of VW's 2.0 TFSI four-cylinder. That's good enough to give the Cupra a top speed of 153 mph. Hot hatch, indeed.

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