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New SEAT Ibiza and Arona models will make their UK debut with SMC Motor Group at this year’s British Motor Show. Both vehicles are already available to order and come with numerous features and an extended list of standard features. The new Ibiza offers many changes, compared to older models, and offers new alloy wheels, full LED exterior lights, and a choice of two new body colors: Sapphire Blue and Asphalt Blue. As it comes to the Arona, it is available with Sapphire Blue, Asphalt Blue,

Tight and sexy. This is our first impression. In fact, Seat vehicles have always demonstrated some above-average visual maintenance. And the new Ibiza TGI continues this trend. But sharp exterior looks is not what this model focuses on. Ecology and efficiency are the main key wordshere. The fifth generation adopts a special technology for Compressed Natural Gas and would try to reduce emissions and expenses to the minimum. So, let’s check out some details! Exterior styling This is a 100 pe

2016 Ibiza CUPRA showcases the essence of what SEAT has to offer to its customers: bold design, incredible performance and next-gen technological features. The compact, but yet flexible CUPRA is believed to be the best compact sporty car. And maybe it is. The vehicle is geared with a 1.8-Liter TSI powerplant, which offers a top speed of 235 km/h (130 mph) and ends the 0-100 km/h (62 mph) run in 6.7 seconds. And along with the impressive performance stats, the 2016 CUPRA also offers and some comf

2016 Seat Ibiza has been updated with an extensive package of innovative technologies, new engines and more safety systems and equipment. It is going to make its UK debut at the Goodwood Moving Motor Show accompanied by a lot of other top models from Seat. The event will take place between 25th and 28th of June. After its Barcelona premiere, the next step for the Ibiza is to be fully unleashed in the United Kingdom. The sporty new supermini will be joined by the ST CUPRA 280, Leon X-PERIENCE

2016 Seat Ibiza is believed to be the star of this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed, the four-day event (25-28 June), that will witness not just good vehicles, but also good conditions to try them out right away. The Goodyear's audience will have the chance to check out the iconic mini by themselves. let us remind you, that the vehicle is sold with more than five million units for the last 30 years and it is one of the most-anticipated Seat models ever released. Now, the latest model, that w

2016 Seat Ibiza is currently being launched and it is going to feature an extensive package with innovative technologies. There are also new engines in the powertrain range, more options for the equipment and added safety systems. The highlight here is the new line-up of connectivity and infotainment systems. Engine Range 2016 Ibiza will be powered by company’s latest generation petrol and diesel engines. The entry level unit is a 1.0-Liter Eco turbocharged, that can deliver 75 hp (55 kW), 95

Seat team has unveiled the latest Ibiza model at the Barcelona Motor Show. The youngest Ibiza member comes with innovative technologies, engine option and additional equipment. The Ibiza's incredible design continues to be one of the vehicle's most anticipated features, but along with it, the Seat team gave serious attention and to the hi-tech gadgets and connectivity options. let's see what the latest Ibiza has to offer. Exterior The exterior design are extremely well built and designed, and

Seat is currently exhibiting the interesting Ibiza Cupster Concept at 2014 Worthersee Motor Show. The two-seat roadster is designed to celebrate the Ibiza’s 30th anniversary. Outside, the Cupster Concept comes a new striking orange paint job and 18” alloy wheels. All windows are chopped including the front windshield. The rear end is unique and features centrally-mounted exhaust tip. Inside, the one-off model features black Alcantara racing seats and a new steering wheel giving unique

Seat is going to exhibit the impressive Ibiza Cupster Concept at the 2014 Wörthersee Motor Show, later this month. The model marks the 30th anniversary of the Ibiza. It looks really astonishing and boasts some new technologies. 2014 Seat Ibiza Cupster Concept has a raked and short windscreen combined with wraparound side windows and Cupra badging at the front. Other highlights include a trunk-mounted spoiler and a centrally-positioned large exhaust pipe. The engine is a 1.4 liter TSI turb

Seat Ibiza FR Edition has just been introduced. The car is powered by the new 1.4 TSI ACT engine, which has four cylinders, and uses less amount of fuel. The powerplant also helps the car accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in under eight seconds, while the fuel economy is rated at 60.1 mpg on the combined cycle. In fact, the 140 PS ACT petrol engine replaces the 150 PS 1.4 TSI non-ACT engine in the Ibiza range, thus delivering superior efficiency, and 30 g/km less CO2 – down to 109 g/km. The unit

Seat has announced the new 2013 Ibiza SC Trophy, which comes with more power at the same price. The sports car will be presented at the Worthersee Auto Show. The 1.4 liter turbocharged TSI engine now has 200HP (147 kW), instead of last year’s 180HP (132 kW). The engine is mated to a 7-speed DSG gearbox sending the power to the front wheels. The gears can be changed from the sports steering wheel and the traction is maintained by a mechanical LSD (limited-slip differential). Other highl

Seat has introduced the 2013 Ibiza Cupra. It represents the essence of the SEAT brand like no other model. The new Ibiza Cupra offers sporting performance for every day, accompanied by a truly impressive set of figures. It is powered by a 1.4 liter TSI with 180HP (132 kW) at 6,200RPM and 250Nm (184 lb-ft) of torque at 2,000RPM. 0-100 km/h in 6.9 seconds and a top speed of 228 km/h (142 mph). It achieves average fuel consumption of just 5.9 liters / 100 km with CO2 emissions of 139 g/km. T