Seat Cordoba

InchicoreDude

Is it possible to buy a brand new seat cordoba? It doesnt appear on the seat website. If not, What replaced it?

colm_mcm

Jeekers, why would you want to buy one?
They were indroduced 8 years ago and wasn't popular even then.

There isn't a direct replacement for the Cordoba, but the nearest thing would be the new Iziza. no saloon version, but the Cordoba was just an Ibiza with a boot anyway.

The small saloon market is nearly gone, only the likes of the Kia Rio, Suzuki SX4, and that nasty Chevrolet yoke left that I can think of.

vectra

InchicoreDude wrote: »

Is it possible to buy a brand new seat cordoba? It doesnt appear on the seat website. If not, What replaced it?

08 is the newest you would get I would say.
I bought my one then and I think SEAT stopped making them shortly after,
Dont let others views on them put you off one.
Great little car (1.4Tdi Sport)
Cheap tax
Cheap on Diesel.
Nippy little thing..
Huge boot

dmcar02

vectra wrote: »

08 is the newest you would get I would say.
I bought my one then and I think SEAT stopped making them shortly after,
Dont let others views on them put you off one.
Great little car (1.4Tdi Sport)
Cheap tax
Cheap on Diesel.
Nippy little thing..
Huge boot

Second. I have a 2004 1.9tdi one which I imported. I actually like the way it looks. The only expensive part of ownin it is the tax (1.9!!!). The Irish spec actually comes with nice alloys, example




Own it 3 years now and no problems at all.

As mentioned above the 1.4 tdi is a nice little powerplant.

If I were you I would definately take a drive in one. Was talkin to a mate of mine who works in a SEAT dealership in Belfast and he said that SEAT may start to import a new version to the south of Ireland, so watch this space.

here is the supposed new version

vectra

dmcar02 wrote: »

Second. I have a 2004 1.9tdi one which I imported. I actually like the way it looks. The only expensive part of ownin it is the tax (1.9!!!). The Irish spec actually comes with nice alloys, example




Own it 3 years now and no problems at all.

As mentioned above the 1.4 tdi is a nice little powerplant.

If I were you I would definately take a drive in one. Was talkin to a mate of mine who works in a SEAT dealership in Belfast and he said that SEAT may start to import a new version to the south of Ireland, so watch this space.

here is the supposed new version

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v314/abesseling/Seat-Ibiza_2009sedan.jpg

Actually that looks like the basic 1.4tdi
My one is the Sport with 16" alloys and the 80bhp engine.
This would be her in all her glory.
Keeping it nice and clean for the next owner as I am selling it in a few weeks time


That new model looks quite nice

The Real B-man

vectra wrote: »

08 is the newest you would get I would say.
I bought my one then and I think SEAT stopped making them shortly after,
Dont let others views on them put you off one.
Great little car (1.4Tdi Sport)
Cheap tax
Cheap on Diesel.
Nippy little thing..
Huge boot

You Can Still get them although they stopped Production in 2009 the Grandparents got a 2010 Reg in Jan They only had 1.2 :rolleyes: and 1.4TDi available they did get Cruise Control and a hell of alot of Extras for 12K id reccomend a Leon or the new Ibiza ST

bazz26

Cordoba was basically a booted version of the last generation Ibiza. As the new Ibiza used the new VW Polo platform the Cordoba was no longer made. Anyway demand for supermini saloons is very small in Western Europe.