CUPRA TERRAMAR DRIVING REVIEW - HOW GOOD IS THE TIGUAN AND Q3 BROTHER?

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The Cupra Terramar VZ is reviewed as a more sophisticated and comfortable sibling to the Formentor, built on a newer platform shared with the VW Tiguan and Audi Q3. While it offers a refined driving experience with the new DCC Pro adaptive suspension providing a wider comfort-sport spectrum, it sacrifices some of the Formentor's engaging, driver-focused sportiness. The reviewer highlights the premium feel, improved noise insulation, and advanced assistance systems as key strengths. However, criticisms include the artificial sound emulation, a slightly less engaging driving dynamic compared to the Formentor, and a less comfortable rear seat space due to the voluminous sport seats. Fuel economy is noted as average, with figures around 30-35 MPG UK on the motorway and dropping to 23-28 MPG UK with mixed driving. Pricing starts from €43,000, positioning it higher than the Formentor, a difference the reviewer deems justified by its increased sophistication and comfort.