Seat Ibiza Review (2008-2017)
If you’re looking for a used compact car and want something with a bit of style, the fourth-generation Seat Ibiza is a good option. A plethora of options were available, including sporty FR models, the practical ST estate, the hot Cupra and frugal diesel variants, widening its appeal further. There can be some reliability and practicality issues, however, and some rivals are better finished and more rewarding to drive.
4.5 Overall rating
(12 reviews)The cars features are really good for a 2012. I think the price of car was very good for the condition of it.
Just got the seat abiza, and I love it, quite nippy for 1.4 petrol, nice size boot, nice looking interior, all and all a very nice car.
My expectations were high, considering that it is really a VW Polo at much less price. The drive is smooth and quiet and it handles beautifully on all roads, but loves the motorway. First class.
Great car - It was me that bought it! It has given me the excitement in driving again. Its only a car - but I love it. Thought I always liked big cars - the Seat Ibiza is a little car that feels like a big one. Although it goes round corners like its on rails.
Not the highest spec model. but all that I require. Looks Great Great Value for money. Reverse sensors Mazda 2. Seat Leon,
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