Cupra Terramar VZ 4drive practical test: a pleasure to drive
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Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Seat's sporty Cupra sub-brand has become extremely popular from a standing start. Initially, skeptics were reluctant to believe in the concept, which adds a significant boost of sporty genes to the Spanish VW subsidiary's not exactly boring portfolio. However, with double-digit growth rates, Cupra is now one of the most successful car brands not only in Europe. The latest new release is the Terramar SUV, which borrows technology from the VW Tiguan, but offers significantly more in terms of engine power, design and driving dynamics.
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Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
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Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität
Photo source: Michael Kirchberger via Autoren-Union Mobilität