I was a tad perturbed to read so many negative reviews, but there were a good few very positive comments and several referring to this company being targeted with fake reviews. The more I read the more I came down on the side of the company, believing them to be the target of some smear campaign... so I took the plunge and purchased a manual for my Seat Leon ST. I have a reasonably fast internet connection (70Mbps) but the download of around 850MB took quite a time, downloading at 150Kb/s ! However I persevered and after some time the download was completed. My Mac automatically "unzipped" the download, creating a folder containing 42 items and a total of 884.3MB. The files in the folder relate to PDF files covering most (might be all?) aspects of the vehicle. The PDF files are well indexed with clickable links to allow one to jump to the relevant topic. The Workshop Manual appears to be a copy of the original SEAT Workshop manual and as such there is one drawback. For example, when it comes to removing the rear brake caliper mount is refers to VAG Tool T10035... which is probably a triple square 12 point bit or size M12 or 14. However the text is neatly set out; the diagrams are (mostly) in colour and it looks like this manual will be of good use, albeit it good into full detail for removing, stripping and rebuilding engine and gearbox... which I hope not to have to do.