Picture courtesy of Mark Kincaid.
| Performance | 8.7/10  |
|---|---|
| Practicality | 6.3/10 |
| Reliability | 8/10 |
| Value for Money | 9.7/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 8/10 |
| Overall Rating | 9/10  |
Full review by
barclaym1
on 16th Sep 2008
User Rating : 7
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Good Points: Power - quicker than its VW golf counterpart. Looks. Interior.
Bad Points: MPG Electrics can go wrong.
General comments: I own a SEAT Ibiza 20vt 52 plate, I have owned this car for 1 year. My electric windows have had to be fixed my suspension bushes need replacing.
Apart from that its been a dream to own!
I'd much rather spend £6000 on a 52 plate SEAT 20vt than £7500 on a VW golf of the same year.
barclaym1's review and ratings | 69 words
Review by
cupra1
on 11th May 2007
User Rating : 9
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Overall the SEAT Ibiza 1.8 20VT Cupra is a great car, good performance, good looks, and is fairly economical (35 mpg) depending on how you drive it.
Plus for any petrol heads out there, the car can be modified in various ways for fairly low costs.
cupra1's full review | 108 words
Review by
Scoobz
on 20th Jan 2005
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Having owned a mk3 SEAT Ibiza 1.8 20VT Cupra since 2001 I can honestly say I have been very impressed with the quality of vehicle SEAT can produce. Out of the box the mk3 came with 156bhp and this may well be adequate for many to play with. The new mk4 Cupra comes with an uprated 180bhp but still from the same engine.
For relatively low investment (£280-500) the ECU can be remapped and this will offer decent improvements in power and torque (e.g. ~200-220bhp from a simple remap).
The ...
Scoobz's full review | 297 words
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