Are you ready to kick off the new year with a burst of excitement? Look no further than the 2024 CUPRA Zero Limits Sales Event, where the extraordinary meets affordability!

From January 12th to the 20th, dive into a world of unparalleled driving experiences and unbeatable deals on the CUPRA Ateca, Formentor, Leon, and Born models.

One of the standout offerings at this year's event is the incredible 0% PCP Finance available across the entire lineup. Now, you can bring home the CUPRA of your dreams with the peace of mind that comes with zero interest financing. This exclusive deal ensures that you not only drive in style but also with your financial well-being intact.

Take advantage of up to €3000 off when you purchase a new CUPRA Ateca, Formentor, Leon, or Born during the event. This limited-time offer is the perfect incentive to make 2024 the year you upgrade your driving experience.

With such irresistible offers on the table, it's no surprise that stock is limited. The 2024 CUPRA Zero Limits Sales Event is your golden opportunity to secure a top-tier CUPRA model at an unbeatable price. 

*Offers are available on new retail sales ordered between 12th-20th January 2024 and registered before 31st March 2024. Offers available on selected stock, subject to availability and may be withdrawn at any time.

Typical Finance Example: CUPRA LEON 1.5TSI 150hp DSG OTRP €36,955. Deposit / Part Exchange €11,091.70. 36 monthly payments of €259. Optional Final Payment €16,539.30. APR 0%. Total cost of credit €0. No minimum deposit requirement. Finance is provided by way of Hire Purchase Agreement from Volkswagen Financial Services Ireland Limited. Terms and conditions apply. CUPRA Care Pack includes: 3 Year Service Plan, 3 Year Manufacturer’s Warranty, Complimentary CUPRA Courtesy Car.  CUPRA Ireland reserves the right to change specification and pricing without notice. Please check for confirmation of availability and pricing. Images are shown for illustrative purposes. Volkswagen Financial Services Ireland Limited is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.