Golf
I'd take the 4motion over the leon, for the interior (especially if it has those leather recaros!) and the 4wd. Who ever said you don't need 4wd until 300+bhp is talking out their big gaping a$$. Well, I suppose that's partly true, if you've got RWD as standard. But obviously the leons and co do not. The Focus RS may be a slight exception to this, but that's not perfect either, and was only not 4wd because ford were too pikey to research and fit new drive system. Or rather, they didn't want it to affect the price of the car too much.
If you were planning on tuning, and weren't fussed about the interior, get the Cupra. Or save a few quid more and get the Cupra R for big power fun! No idea what the prices are though. if the 4motion is already cheaper than the Cupra (assuming all else being relatively equal) I'd probably take the Golf. But then, the Cupra is certainly better looking from the outside.
But then the golf has a nicer interior.
But then the Cupra is cheaper to run.
The Cupra is also easier to tune.
But, I don't think I've made this any easier for you...
Actually, scrap it all. Follow the advice already given. Drive both, see which plus points of each car you like most and weight it up like that. If you don't drive very fast then the 4wd may be a complete waste of time for you, but then again wheel spinning out of corners and junctions might be the bane of your life, so suck em and see I think is the best course of action!
I'd take the 4motion over the leon, for the interior (especially if it has those leather recaros!) and the 4wd. Who ever said you don't need 4wd until 300+bhp is talking out their big gaping a$$. Well, I suppose that's partly true, if you've got RWD as standard. But obviously the leons and co do not. The Focus RS may be a slight exception to this, but that's not perfect either, and was only not 4wd because ford were too pikey to research and fit new drive system. Or rather, they didn't want it to affect the price of the car too much.
If you were planning on tuning, and weren't fussed about the interior, get the Cupra. Or save a few quid more and get the Cupra R for big power fun! No idea what the prices are though. if the 4motion is already cheaper than the Cupra (assuming all else being relatively equal) I'd probably take the Golf. But then, the Cupra is certainly better looking from the outside.
But then the golf has a nicer interior.
But then the Cupra is cheaper to run.
The Cupra is also easier to tune.
But, I don't think I've made this any easier for you...
Actually, scrap it all. Follow the advice already given. Drive both, see which plus points of each car you like most and weight it up like that. If you don't drive very fast then the 4wd may be a complete waste of time for you, but then again wheel spinning out of corners and junctions might be the bane of your life, so suck em and see I think is the best course of action!