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Seat - Ibiza (2002)

When you’re looking to buy or sell a Seat Ibiza, the most common question is, “What is a 2002 Seat Ibiza worth?” Whether you’re browsing pre‑owned vehicles or curious about the average market for this compact hatchback, it’s helpful to have a clear picture of what survivors of the 2002 model lineare typical pricing ranges. The Seat Ibiza price varies significantly by market, mileage, condition and optional equipment, but a well‑maintained 2002 example in good shape can still fetch a price that competes nicely with newer small cars. Below, we’ll outline the key specs, shed light on depreciation curves, compare it to its rivals, and explain why it remains a popular choice in the sub‑compact segment.

  • Engine: 1.1 L 3‑Cylinder (Britten–Milton) or 1.2 L 4‑Cylinder (for later trims) – 60–80 hp depending on exact version.
  • Transmission: 5‑speed manual (standard) or 4‑speed automatic (limited).
  • Fuel Type: Petrol (regular unleaded).
  • Drive Layout: Front‑wheel drive.
  • Dimensions: Length 3.57 m, Width 1.58 m, Height 1.45 m; Wheelbase 2.48 m.
  • Interior: Plastic trim with optional wood‑inlay, 5 seats, 3‑tier seating.
  • Power/Transmission: 60–80 hp or ≈ 50–55 kW, 0–100 kph in 15–18 seconds.
  • Brakes: Front discs, rear drums on most trims; optional disc brakes on later updates.
  • Suspension: MacPherson strut front, torsion beam rear.
  • Other Features: Air conditioning, power mirror, optional ABS, airbags.

The term used Seat Ibiza price can cover everything from a 2002 model in excellent condition to a heavily used 2007 with low equipment. Because used car markets have wide spread valuations (often a function of region, mileage, service history and market supply), the best practice is always to check a local dealer or an online database that pulls current listings to determine the most accurate range. Nevertheless, here are a few general depreciation notes:

  • Within the first year of ownership, a 2002 Seat Ibiza typically loses about 15–20 % of its original value.
  • At 3 years, the car usually retains about 30–35 % of its 2002 price once repairs and routine maintenance are factored in.
  • By 5–7 years, you can expect a half‑price drop compared to its original MSRP, especially if the vehicle has higher mileage.
  • Key to a strong resale value is a clean service history: regular oil changes, brake checks and a modern ECU tune can keep depreciation curves flat.

Seat Ibiza depreciation is influenced by a few unique drivers. The car’s compact size, modest power output and petrol engine mean that consumers often look to newer, more modern rivals for better fuel economy and advanced emissions compliance. However, because the Ibiza was originally designed for cost‑efficiency and low operating costs, it keeps a loyal customer base that values a low cost of ownership.

Comparing to Similar Models

The 2002 Seat Ibiza sits in the same territory as the Volkswagen Polo, Dacia Logan, Ford Fiesta and Opel Corsa. Let’s examine how it stacks up:

  • Volkswagen Polo: Shares the same platform; typically holds a higher used price due to bigger brand appeal and better interior quality.
  • Dacia Logan: A cheaper competitor; its basic quality means it can retain strength in lower price brackets but underperforms in comfort.
  • Ford Fiesta: Usually offers a slightly higher power range and more modern chassis, making it a more dynamic choice, though with similar depreciation trends.
  • Opel Corsa: The Corsa offers a more refined interior and better safety ratings; the Ibiza lags in interior feel but keeps a compelling price point.

In many European markets, “Compared to similar models”, the Seat Ibiza is a cost‑effective pick for a budget commuter. Its depreciation is favorable when sales are dominated by used car sellers willing to offer competitive price reductions.

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