I am getting along but that should make me like the car more.
Not slagging it, but just not floating my boat like previous cars. Possibly half the problem is that by the time you have used the power in a way that is half interesting you are into license losing territory. On track it may be a different matter but that's really not the point with this car.
Had an RS clio 200 for 3 years and that had what I now believe is just enough power for the road. Handled and braked in a way that the cupra just doesn't match. Probably personal preference as would rather have something that you could throw round a corner, rather than power out of using the diff.
As I say a very capable and competent car but would probably hand it back now if it weren't a lease.
I get where you are coming from, the Leon is a big lump of a car (VAG cars, in fact German cars in general are all far too heavy in comparison with their French counterparts) but they are very comfortable as a result so its a compromise.
It sounds like you've bought the wrong car from the wrong brand...