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Thinking of buying a petrol VRS estate- Some help please

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Apologies for the long post!

I had a Seat Leon St 2.0tsi xcellence lux which was written off.

I had my heart set on replacing it with a cupra leon ST 300 4drive, but they are out of my price range.

so nbext I am looking at the seat leon cupra 300lux st 4drive.

As far as i can tell it has everything my car has(still to be confirmed by dealer) but with more power !

£20,000 for 2020 model with 35,000m

But being sensible I am also looking at the Skoda VRS estate.

for £2000 ish more I can get a 22 reg with similar miles.

Yes it has less power but that can easliy be fixed with a remap - even declared the insurance is cheaper than the cupra.

No it doesnt have 4wd but from most reviews it doesnt sound that important.

What does concern me (or rather I cant find definitive answers) are the specs

Would you kind folks help me out here?

I have a list of must haves, wants, and would be nice to haves.

Ideally if you folks could advise me if the car comes with it as standard, it can be coded in via OBD11, it can be bought at the skoda shop that would be a huge help.

Must haves

Adaptive Cruise - it has this

Auto lights - it has this

Lane assist -it has this

auto high beam on /off -?

Wants

Led lights with cornering -?

Heated seats - it has this

speed sign recognician -?

travel assist - it has this

Many many thanks in advance

Welcome. IMO if you want part time AWD and more power buy a car with that or you will always be disappointed that you went for the FWD and a remap. But you do need to get whatever that has been properly serviced. Also whatever you get might already have a remap. That you do want to know.

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