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Seat Cordoba review covering 2003 - 2006
Tuesday 6 June 2006
You’re probably familiar with the SEAT Ibiza but its Cordoba sibling may not ignite a spark of recognition. Basically, the Cordoba is an Ibiza with a boot, the mere addition of which is virtually guaranteed to collapse sales – in the UK at least. Still, there is a small but dogged clan of motorists who value the added security of a boot over the flexibility of a tailgate and if you count yourself amongst them, a used SEAT Cordoba is as good as any small saloon out there and in many instances, significantly better. What’s more, they’re often available at very attractive prices. If five doors is one too many, read on.
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Seat Cordoba review covering 1994 - 2001Monday 31 October 2005
Think SEAT and what comes to mind? You might well ask. That's a pity since the Spanish company has spent a great deal of advertising money on trying to convince new car buyers that the Cordoba saloon
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