I need some information about Seat Ibiza.

21 years ago

I'm about to buy a new car and I need some advice.

First of all who is it's manufacturer and how good is its built quality?

I heard that it is an european car and that the european cars are not as good as the japanese and Korean (asian) cars. Is it true also about the Seat Ibiza?

More information wiil be accepted happily.

Thanks in advance.

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (3)

john_g
21 years ago
The Seat is European. The number one problem is I doubt your going to find many people that have ever seen one. Plus since they are so rare, when you do need service on this you will be virtually tied to the dealer for parts as well as to find a tech that is familliar with it.

I have software for it because it was bundled with the Euro package on one of my scan tools. If it wasn't for that I would have never heard of one.
steve_o
21 years ago
Are you buying the car in California?

SEAT (it's an acronym) is part of the Volkswagen family of brands. SEAT is supposed to be one of the sporty brands in the VW lineup; after SEAT, you're supposed to move up to Audi.

The Ibiza is based on the VW Polo, which is a size smaller than the VW Golf. As such, it shares VW's great interiors, strong build, and -- um, German electronics. While a VW or a SEAT won't be quite the "appliance" that, say, a Toyota Corolla or Honda Civic would be, I also know which car I'd want to be in if an accident were imminent. The SEAT also is likely to be more fun to drive -- if you like that sort of thing (many people don't).
Related Discussions
I need information /advice about systemic granules please
Q
Comments (12)
I thank the three of you for your respones. Green when I read your reply about Brain Tumors and Nerve Gas it stiffled my desire to attempt to use the granules. That sounds like an awful thing to have to go through. I want to free my plants of pests but don't want to sacrifice myself in the process. Watergal I was looking for a way to fight off spider mites. DenverPlants suggests using granules after spraying the infected plant with Safer's insecticidal soap. They don't say which granules to use. I am glad I asked here before tying to buy them and use them in the home. Is there anything else that you can recommend that I use. I have sprayed the plants with a homeade remedy of dish liquid and water but I'm not as consistant with the misting as I should be I guess. I was looking for something more potent . Something that I could apply once and awhile that would kill the mites and wouldn't require me to spray every few days. Talpa thanks so much . Grice
...See More
I need information about a Gardenia houseplant
Q
Comments (2)
Gosh, two have died on me, and both were outside. (The suicidal gardenia thread hits home.) I know they need acid soil and sunshine. I'll put a link to the Fragrant Plants forum, where they often discuss gardenias. Best of luck! Here is a link that might be useful: Fragrant Plants Forum
...See More
need some information about Adobe indesign and adobe Illustrator
Q
Comments (7)
I really don't know much about the subject but from what I understand and perhaps it may be oversimplifying the concept but I think a glyph is a subset of what most of us would call a font. Kind of like in books when they use a big, fancy letter at the beginning of a chapter. A "fancy" letter "I" at the beginning of this paragraph would be a glyph. Obviously you need software to create glyphs but I'm not sure about using them in, say, a Word document. You might be better off asking in one of the forums dedicated to typography. As for buying used software, there's nothing wrong with it per se but this is one of the times you really, really need to be able to trust the seller. Most licensing agreements are very complex and I have no idea if Adobe even allows their software to be resold. You should also assume that you will not get any support from Adobe should something go wrong. I believe that Adobe does offer an monthly subscription to most of their software so you can play around with the latest, greatest version of whatever you'd like to use at a minimum upfront cost.
...See More
Hello. I need some informations about this succulent plant.
Q
Comments (7)
Oof. That's a good-looking one. It has a lot of things going on, it's hard to say what it is. Possibly Pachypodium rosulatum gracilius but I wouldn't put money on that bet. This one typically has a solid mass of roots when established so I don't know what happened with yours; it could have been over-watered at the wrong time. Malagasy pachypodiums are fairly difficult plants compared with their continental cousins---you will have to keep the substrate humid but not wet. Water it very sparingly (measured in tablespoons) once your weather turns very hot (25C and above), maybe every two weeks depending on how fast moisture evaporates where you are. Do not get tempted to water more, even if it is in full leaf because it will just be feeding off of its stored energy even before it develops enough roots to take in water. Hopefully, I'm wrong with the ID and it's something else from SA. My rooting advise won't be different but your odds of success will be higher.
...See More
duanejack
21 years ago
A '97 Ibiza was called a clone of a VW Golf, after reading literally thousands of car repairs on line I have seen one on this car. Like any Exotic (maybe not beautiful or expensive) you are going to pay out the nose for repairs and may have to travel many miles for that. Have fun if you go for it, buy the factory repair manuals, see if Helms has some???

Duane in Japan

Related Stories

GREEN BUILDING Let’s Clear Up Some Confusion About Solar Panels

By Mariana Pickering (Emu Building Science)

Different panel types do different things. If you want solar energy for your home, get the basics here first

Full Story

FUN HOUZZ Everything I Need to Know About Decorating I Learned from Downton Abbey

By Fred Albert

Mind your manors with these 10 decorating tips from the PBS series, returning on January 5

Full Story

206

VACATION HOMES Houzz Tour: Playful Irreverence Meets Sophistication in Ibiza

By Natalie Wain

This Mediterranean vacation home loves a party, but the well-curated mixes show it has a refined side too

Full Story

FURNITURE How to Buy a Quality Sofa That Will Last

By Fred Albert

Learn about foam versus feathers, seat depth, springs, fabric and more for a couch that will work for years to come

Full Story

341

DECORATING GUIDES Feel Free to Break Some Decorating Rules

By Becky Dietrich, Interior Designer

Ditch the dogma about color, style and matching, and watch your rooms come alive

Full Story

187

GARDENING GUIDES New Ways to Think About All That Mulch in the Garden

By Benjamin Vogt / Monarch Gardens

Before you go making a mountain out of a mulch hill, learn the facts about what your plants and soil really want

Full Story

193

DECORATING GUIDES Ditch the Rules but Keep Some Tools

By Becky Dietrich, Interior Designer

Be fearless, but follow some basic decorating strategies to achieve the best results

Full Story

125

FUN HOUZZ Guessing Game: What Might Our Living Rooms Say About Us?

By Samantha Schoech

Take a shot on your own or go straight to just-for-fun speculations about whose homes these could be

Full Story

293

KITCHEN DESIGN How to Lose Some of Your Upper Kitchen Cabinets

By Becky Harris

Lovely views, display-worthy objects and dramatic backsplashes are just some of the reasons to consider getting out the sledgehammer

Full Story

219

FUN HOUZZ Houzz Call: Tell Us About Your Dream House

By Vanessa Brunner

Let your home fantasy loose — the sky's the limit, and we want to hear all about it

Full Story

155

I need some information about Seat Ibiza.

Comments (3)

john_g

steve_o

Related Discussions

duanejack

COMPANY

BUSINESS SERVICES

GET HELP

CONNECT WITH US