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87SEAT Ibiza (new)80.49%
Take a look at the car with the UK'Â’s worst ride quality. YouÂ’'re fed-up with the Ibiza's bone-shaking suspension and give it lower scores than any other model. This will be due in part to the popularity of the firmÂ’'s FR and Cupra sports models, which have large alloys and stiffened suspension. You are also disappointed with the SEATÂ’'s practicality and comfort, but award higher marks for running costs. A boost to build quality along with suspension tweaks could send the Ibiza soaring up the chart.
Your Quotes
“Excellent car all round, but it's let down by poor ride comfort and a few areas of cost-cutting. For example, my car doesn't have hi-fi controls on the steering wheel.”
Mr Nick Hull - Coventry“Meets the requirements of a retired couple who use it mostly for pottery around, shopping and the occasional long drive. Compares favourably with other similar models.”
Constance Bowman - London“Good little car, cheap to insure, central locking can annoy, no light in boot! Difficult to get in back, hard ride but totally reliable in last two years/12000 miles sporty ride, grips well, nice controls.”
Mr Damian Rafferty - Kent“It's pretty good, largely reliable and cheap to own and run .. so long as I keep it to independent garages as the dealers charges are excessive eg £200 for a quick look over and oil change.”
Mr Andrew Cameron - Cheltenham“Reliability is paramount, a Ferrari on the hard shoulder is not sexy! Does everything I thought it would, six speeds and a 1,000 revs equates to about 40mph; effortless cruising! Heater controls are a bit out of sight and for a top model in the Ibiza range, no boot light, really stingy.”
Mr Terry Hudson - Kent
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