Seat Cordoba in general

Please bear with me, this is my first ever car review (from a girl’s perspective, naturally) and depending on your ratings, may be my last. Don’t worry guys; I have tried to put some facts and figures in that may sway your opinions. NAME OF CAR: Seat Cordoba CLX 1.9 BACKGROUND: As usual, I rode my last car into the ground (my poor Nissan Micra stalled at a junction and failed to restart – module in distributor had gone so new car was urgently needed. I had to buy a car quickly as my insurers do not provide a car if mine is unavailable – unless they are repairing it and I commute 12 miles to work each day with public transport very problematic to ...

My Parents have had their car for around 2 years I think now it is a great car however it is getting on in life now it is m reg has done less than 40,000 miles so I suppose still quite a low milleage car and has still got quite alot of performance left in the thing however over the last 3 months we have had loads of problems with it The tick over has really been unhealthy we have taken it in to have it serviced by just about every dealer in the county and none of them sort the problem out mainly because they dont know what is wrong with it. This week my mum put the thing in reverse and the reverse lights have just stopped working so thats another thing ...

These cars might not be to everyones taste, the styling is a bit different. Seat's have improved greatly over the last few years, (I used to own an old style Ibiza, which I was pleased with but have owned better cars). The build quality is excellent, my car is now 5 years old (60.000 miles) and hasn't got any rattles, squeaks etc. I've owned it for 18 months, and in that time have had no problems whatsoever with it. I can get close to 40mpg from it, even though I drive the nuts of it. The one gripe I do have is that there's quite a bit of road and wind noise at speed, although a lot of this is from the aftermarket sunroof. The car has got a huge boot, ...