Cupra Tavascan
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Am considering one of these as a replacement for my 2023 Megane eTech
Lightly used ones seem to have shed 40% in 6 months/3k miles (they looked massively overpriced to start with tbh) so are quite tempting
Anyone have one ? (Looking at the VZ2) and rather like the matte bronze paint although I suspect it could be hard to maintain.
Am considering one of these as a replacement for my 2023 Megane eTech
Lightly used ones seem to have shed 40% in 6 months/3k miles (they looked massively overpriced to start with tbh) so are quite tempting
Anyone have one ? (Looking at the VZ2) and rather like the matte bronze paint although I suspect it could be hard to maintain.
I looked at these and liked them a lot. There are however LOTS of reports online about issues with the brakes. Something to do with the transition between the initial regen braking vs the subsequent physical braking being badly executed and leading to a serious lack of confidence in the brakes - or something like that. Worth having a search and reading some reviews.
Edited for auto corrects.
Edited for auto corrects.
Edited by -Cappo- on Thursday 20th August 09:34
I really like these and I’m very tempted with the Matt bronze ones that are available at the moment too. I test drove one and didn’t have any issues with the brakes.
These are cars that are being off loaded from the press fleet as there is a revised dash due on the latest model year.
These are cars that are being off loaded from the press fleet as there is a revised dash due on the latest model year.
This may, or may not, matter to you but just to be aware, this is actually a chinese market VW, made by JAC group in China and rebadged as a Cupra for the UK. Incidentally, VW did a 'deal' with the EU to get the normal import tariffs on chinese cars lifted for this car so they could sell it in Europe. To me, that doesn't make it worth the £40-60K they ask for them compared to European built alternatives.

padrc66 said:
This may, or may not, matter to you but just to be aware, this is actually a chinese market VW, made by JAC group in China and rebadged as a Cupra for the UK. Incidentally, VW did a 'deal' with the EU to get the normal import tariffs on chinese cars lifted for this car so they could sell it in Europe. To me, that doesn't make it worth the £40-60K they ask for them compared to European built alternatives.

This is interesting, I did not know this. Thanksgeorgeyboy12345 said:
padrc66 said:
This may, or may not, matter to you but just to be aware, this is actually a chinese market VW, made by JAC group in China and rebadged as a Cupra for the UK. Incidentally, VW did a 'deal' with the EU to get the normal import tariffs on chinese cars lifted for this car so they could sell it in Europe. To me, that doesn't make it worth the £40-60K they ask for them compared to European built alternatives.

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worth aboit £33k now