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Under 8. That's the new benchmark for hot hatches, expressed in the number of minutes it takes to get around the Nürburgring. Although
Renault has since beat its time with the
Mégane RS 275 Trophy, it was
Seat that was the first to break that time in a front-drive car with the
Leon Cupra 280. Critics pointed out that the record-setting car was equipped with certain add-ons over the production version, but now Seat is offering those upgrades to customers as part of a new package.
Called, appropriately enough, the Sub8 Performance Pack, the kit adds such features as upgraded brakes (measuring 370 mm with four-piston Brembo calipers), 19-inch alloys (in either black or orange) and body-colored side skirts. Buyers can also opt for the semi-slick Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires at less than half of what Renault charges for the same on its ultimate Mégane, and a new set of racing buckets. For those in the market, Seat is also introducing white and black appearance packages, with an orange one to follow.
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