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Explore the Seat Ibiza 2003 price landscape

The Seat Ibiza has long been a favourite choice for city dwellers, delivery drivers, and anyone seeking reliable everyday transport. The 2003 model in particular marks a pivotal era in the Ibiza’s evolution—a blend of modern styling, efficient engines, and a compact footprint that makes it comfortable in tight urban spaces. Whether you are checking the Seat Ibiza price of a new vehicle, researching the Seat Ibiza 2003 price for a used car, or wondering about future value, our database provides all the information you need without revealing too many specifics that might fluctuate by market or condition. Below you’ll find a comprehensive snapshot of the 2003 Ibiza, including key specifications, depreciation trends, and a comparison with its most common rivals. ### Key specifications (2003 model)

• Engine: 1.1‑, 1.2‑, and 1.4‑L petrol options; 1.1‑L in the low‑cost SY model, 1.4‑L with mild turbo in the SE variant (output ranges from 63 hp to 92 hp).
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual standard; 5‑speed automatic optional on higher trims.
• Fuel type: Petrol only; efficient for both city and short regional drives.
• Dimensions:
  • Length: 3,618 mm
  • Width: 1,655 mm
  • Height: 1,460 mm
  • Wheelbase: 2,475 mm
  • Weight: 1,050 kg (approx.)
• Seating: 5 seats with standard front headroom and adequate legroom for adults.
• Cargo: 271 litres behind the rear seats; extendable to 937 litres with seats folded.
• Drive: Front‑engine, front‑wheel drive.
• Safety: Standard ABS with two‑point seat belts; optional front‑airbag in higher trim levels.
• Entertainment: Radio and CD/MP3 input with a standard 6‑speaker audio system.
• Comfort: Manual air conditioning, optional electric windows on top‑tier models.

This selection of specs gives both buyers and sellers a quick reference for evaluating a used Seat Ibiza’s technical strengths. Every element is chosen by data‑crunching experts to match typical 2003 markets without revealing proprietary pricing. ### Seat Ibiza depreciation (general trends) When you look at the market and ask “what is a 2003 Seat Ibiza worth,” depreciation is a key factor. On average, the Seat Ibiza depreciation follows a standard European lifecycle:

• Beginning of life (first year): 15‑20% loss in value.
• Two to three years: cumulative 30‑35% loss.
• Five years and beyond: 40‑45% depreciation relative to original listing price.

These figures represent a typical trajectory for compact hatchbacks in the European used‑car market. Variation occurs depending on mileage, condition, colour, and market sentiment, but the percentages above provide a reliable baseline for strategic buying or selling. ### Comparison context: How the 2003 Ibiza stacks up Compared to similar models, the 2003 Seat Ibiza

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2 years ago	used	€2,050.00		Unlock all links
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