In terms of the cars direct competition I accept its probably there or thereabouts the price its got to be. The weak pound doesn't
help matters at the moment either. But the £25k asking price is certainly what is being banded about and I guess that its upto the individual buyer to decide if its good value or not.
My personal feeling is that marketing a £25k SEAT Leon is going to be a tough job, and its certainly not a car on my radar due to the high cost to change coupled with a shortfall due to the Cupra's residuals. Not to mention the similarities with what I already own. Whether SEAT see it that way depends on what their targets are for the car. If production is low then the returns may not be hugely important to them.
Contrary to what some dealers might be saying the price and spec have not as yet been officially released by SEAT UK, though they are due to be released very soon.
We hope to be able to bring you some more interesting information in the coming week.