What we like

The 333bhp range-topping Cupra Leon Estate is very impressive, providing all-weather traction and usable performance without compromising on comfort. The slightly more mature driving experience following the stylish 2024 facelift is better-suited for the plug-in hybrid, too, creating an eye-catching wagon that’s low-cost to run. The entire line-up is great value as well.

What we don’t like

The hatchback’s weak points carry over, meaning the infotainment system is highly fiddly and distracting. But aside from that, there’s really not much to complain about here if you’re after a great-value high-performance estate car.