Hi All,
At the weekend I picked up a 2014 Leon Cupra 280 from a SEAT dealer.
First issue I had was the tyre pressure sensor going off about 2 miles from driving the car. Obviously straight back to the dealers. Probably my fault as the car has two new tyres which I asked them to fit to the front of the car. They said something about the ecu detecting changes or something. Anyhow that was sorted.
Off I went and decided on the way home we would stop off at a shopping center. I park up, push the lock button on the key fob and hear all the locks click.
Now this was only by chance but my girlfriend asked if all the doors were locked and I go to demonstrate that they are and I pull the rear left door only to find it opened followed very shortly by an ear piercing alarm going off.
It was at this point that I discovered anything I tried to do to lock the door failed and I could open it from the outside just by pulling the door handle.
After this I was straight on the phone to dealer which then meant another 40 mile trip to show them what is occurring. So owning the car for about 3 hours, the car is now back at the dealers awaiting inspection to see what's going on.
Is this a common fault with these cars? Has anyone experienced this?
I'm now driving around in a 1 litre Mii. Actually surprisingly a fun little car despite being 205bhp down from the car I was driving earlier in the day!!
Can't say my purchase has gone very well so far.
Colin
At the weekend I picked up a 2014 Leon Cupra 280 from a SEAT dealer.
First issue I had was the tyre pressure sensor going off about 2 miles from driving the car. Obviously straight back to the dealers. Probably my fault as the car has two new tyres which I asked them to fit to the front of the car. They said something about the ecu detecting changes or something. Anyhow that was sorted.
Off I went and decided on the way home we would stop off at a shopping center. I park up, push the lock button on the key fob and hear all the locks click.
Now this was only by chance but my girlfriend asked if all the doors were locked and I go to demonstrate that they are and I pull the rear left door only to find it opened followed very shortly by an ear piercing alarm going off.
It was at this point that I discovered anything I tried to do to lock the door failed and I could open it from the outside just by pulling the door handle.
After this I was straight on the phone to dealer which then meant another 40 mile trip to show them what is occurring. So owning the car for about 3 hours, the car is now back at the dealers awaiting inspection to see what's going on.
Is this a common fault with these cars? Has anyone experienced this?
I'm now driving around in a 1 litre Mii. Actually surprisingly a fun little car despite being 205bhp down from the car I was driving earlier in the day!!
Can't say my purchase has gone very well so far.
Colin