Taking a moment for your CUPRA cars! Share your pride and joy.

[Oldham SEAT & CUPRA]

At our dealership, we’re passionate about CUPRA—and that means keeping every car looking its absolute best. There’s nothing quite like the feeling of getting behind the wheel of a freshly cleaned, gleaming car.

We’d love to see your pride and joy at its finest! Share your best shots with us and show off your CUPRA in all its glory.

We’ve shared one of our New CUPRA cars recently arrived on the forecourt—go check them out!

Oldham SEAT/CUPRA Team
Chadderton Way, Oldham, OL1 2BB
0161 841 0274
www.swanswaygarages.com/cupra/

 

[tracktoy]

This is mine when it was clean

Along with the engine bay (which has not been this clean for a very long time).

 

[Syphon]

 

[Bahnstormer_vRS]

VZ3 collected last Friday, my third Cupra Ateca, having covered 45k miles in a little under four years in my previous two;-

Guy



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[Nathan penney]

Shining at a show last year.

 

[James_R]

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Shining at a show last year.

These motors are all lovely, but you know what? There's a special place in my heart for an Ovni yellow Mk1 Cupra R, especially if it's a BAM. It takes me right back to the good old days

 

[tracktoy]

Agreed still the best looking Cupra in my opinion.

 

[James_R]

I was still cutting my teeth when the mk1 Cupra R was for sale. The dealership I worked for at the time had a black, red and yellow one side by side on the display stand on the forecourt, they were mega. Miles more exciting to look at than the Golf GTI, R32, Octavia VRS or Audi S3 that were the best offerings from the rest of VWG.

 

[James_R]

Interestingly, the later models were the first cars that I ever remember having transport chocks in the suspension when they were delivered. They come in pretty much everything now, often end up in the bin, but make an excellent repair bracket for broken wardrobe rail hangers...

 

[Nathan penney]

These motors are all lovely, but you know what? There's a special place in my heart for an Ovni yellow Mk1 Cupra R, especially if it's a BAM. It takes me right back to the good old days

Always loved them. Worked my way through 5 mk1’s from my first 1.6S in 2002 to my current yellow R. Can’t beat em in my opinion.

 

[Seriously?]

These motors are all lovely, but you know what? There's a special place in my heart for an Ovni yellow Mk1 Cupra R, especially if it's a BAM. It takes me right back to the good old days

Agreed.
"my" era of motor as well (although I was in the Škoda camp in those days).

 

[Seriously?]

Interestingly, the later models were the first cars that I ever remember having transport chocks in the suspension when they were delivered. They come in pretty much everything now, often end up in the bin, or occasionally get left on the car.

FTFY -

 

[James_R]

FTFY -

I can't contest that

 

[Nathan penney]

Agreed.
"my" era of motor as well (although I was in the Škoda camp in those days).

I was fortunate enough to have both. Never had the mk1 but a mk2 VRS in race blue I had for 13 years. Bought new in 2006 cause I didn’t warm to the mk2 Leon.
But looks wise the mk1 Leon still wins for me.
I do prefer mk1 Octavia VRS these days to the mk2 and would quite happily have one in my fleet if I had the money.

 

[Nathan penney]

Interestingly, the later models were the first cars that I ever remember having transport chocks in the suspension when they were delivered. They come in pretty much everything now, often end up in the bin, but make an excellent repair bracket for broken wardrobe rail hangers...

What a brilliant idea.