In terms of performance/price ratio, nothing beats a good front-wheel drive hot hatch.
Front-wheel drive sports cars have reached such a high level of performance that the argument “a true sports car has to be rear-wheel drive” no longer holds true.Models like the Seat Leon Cupra (which we've already tested on the circuit) and like the Mégane RS (which is waiting for a new generation), when they're well driven, they don't owe anything to cars from other championships. Let the driver of this Porsche Cayman GT4 say so…
Extremely efficient models, capable of withstanding the most severe demands on the circuit and at the same time capable of being practical on a daily basis. The new Seat Leon Cupra 300, for having five doors and even an ST van version (now available with all-wheel drive) is a paradigmatic example of this posture Sunday at the racecourse/Monday in traffic.
note: Can anyone tell us which timing system is the one mounted on the Cupra in the video? Thank you ?
Speaking of SEAT Leon Cupra 300, we will shortly publish here at Razão Automóvel our first contact with the Cupra 300 at the Circuito de Castellolí (Barcelona) .
Here's a glimpse behind the scenes for an aperitif…