SEAT Ibiza cars

What types of used SEAT Ibiza cars are there?

The SEAT Ibiza arrived on the scene back in 1984 and has seen some incredible upgrades and improvements since then.   

Its major upgrade was in 2015, when it received sharper overall looks and a high-quality interior. Since then, the Ibiza has gone on to rival the Volkswagen Polo and Ford Fiesta.    

Named after the Spanish party island, the Ibiza is an incredibly fun and youthful hatchback that offers a solid driving experience, a well thought-out interior and decent boot space for its size.    

There are several versions of the SEAT Ibiza available, and while even entry-level models are well-equipped, it pays to go for a higher-spec version. These include the SE Technology, FR and Xcellence.

It really benefits from SEAT's great value-for-money appeal, grabbing you a quirky little car at an affordable price point.   

There’s a huge range of models to choose from, including the SE Technology trim – which offers more car tech and larger wheels than standard – and the more stylish FR. 

– Read our SEAT Ibiza review 

What features does the SEAT Ibiza have?

The used SEAT Ibiza isn’t short of technology and comfort. All models come with a spacious interior offering plenty of legroom for rear passengers and decent roof height for taller passengers.    

In the standard SE models, you can expect to find an 8.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity.    

However, if you upgrade to a higher trim such as the FR or Xcellence, you can expect to find a larger 9.2-inch touchscreen and a digital cockpit. 

Despite its size, the Ibiza has plenty of interior storage space, and has an impressive 355 litres of boot space as well as a flap that opens revealing more space underneath the boot. If you are familiar with the Volkswagen Polo, then you will be aware of its spectacular storage space.    

Is the SEAT Ibiza reliable?

Any SEAT Ibiza for sale on cinch will share many of its parts with cars from Volkswagen such as the Golf and Polo, it's considered to be a reliable car, while parts are easy to come by and easy to fit.   

How much does the SEAT Ibiza cost to run?

The lower spec 1.0-litre options are a great choice for first-time drivers, sitting in insurance group three. However, higher model specs are more expensive, sitting between groups 9 and 13.  

The truth is that all engine options are very efficient, making fuel and tax bills affordable. 

Who is the SEAT Ibiza suitable for?

A used SEAT Ibiza is a great first car due to its small and reliable engine options, strong build quality, high safety score, and good interior technology.   

However, it’s spacious enough for four or five adults, so you’ll have no problems using the SEAT Ibiza as your family car, too. 

It closely rivals the Volkswagen Polo, Renault Clio and Vauxhall Corsa.