The Gran Coupe is what the 5 - series would be if BMW were more concerned with sex
appeal than practicality.
Not exact matches
It's a more extrovert choice
than either, and is likely to be compared to the likes of the Peugeot RCZ or a personalised and well - specced Citroen DS3 or Mini Cooper S. It's not quite as much fun to drive as those — and is someway off delivering the Mini's levels of satisfaction — but with impressive
practicality (the rear seats can accommodate most adults and there's a well - sized boot) plus more mainstream
appeal than before, it's a car we're happy to recommend if you're sold on the looks.
The R also gets more performance
than these rivals, but the Audi's finer cabin and similar
practicality for slightly less money make it an
appealing choice.
To that end, it should
appeal to families who are more concerned about space,
practicality and go - anywhere ability
than the finer nuances of luxury and performance.
Practicality is certainly much less likely to sell a Leon
than the car's crisp styling or
appealing value for money.