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The best-selling model of the Spanish car brand Seat is the Seat Ibiza. This car flew over the counter more than 140,000 times in the Netherlands alone since the introduction of the model in 1984. Five generations of it have appeared and every time the consumer remains interested in the Seat Ibiza. It is therefore also possible that you are looking for a windscreen replacement for the Seat Ibiza when it has been damaged for any reason and the car window has burst. Replacing the Seat Ibiza windscreen can run in the paper when you have it done by a brand dealer. Therefore, choose to replace the windscreen of the Seat Ibiza through us and easily take advantage of it. We will tell you here how we can offer this, after going into the history of Seat and in particular the Seat Ibiza.
Unlike many other European countries, Spain did not have any large national car companies until the establishment of Seat in 1950. The car market was very limited due to the moderate economic conditions in the country. The car companies that were active in Spain were mainly active in a more expensive segment. A number of Spanish banks wanted to change this situation with the cooperation of the Spanish government and in order to serve that purpose, Seat was founded.
Due to the lack of knowledge in the automotive industry, a partner was sought to get the company off the ground. Eventually, Fiat won the contract and surpassed Volkswagen, among others. The collaboration soon proved to be a great success. Many rebadged Fiat models became a hit in Spain, while the factories also provided employment. In the course of time, the production of almost all parts also shifted to Spain and Seat was given its own training centre. For many Spaniards, their first car was a model of Seat, which makes the brand a symbol of the economic revival of the southern European country.
Although the cooperation between Fiat and Seat lasted for a long time without any noteworthy problems, this changed in the 1980s. Seat wanted to expand and enter the foreign market, but Fiat did not want to invest any more and did not want to cooperate in the expansion. The contract was terminated and Volkswagen's previous interest was thus stimulated. The German company joined Seat immediately in 1983, a year after the contract with Fiat was terminated.
The success of the cooperation was soon quite large. Seat grew not only in its own country but also in many other European countries. Volkswagen therefore decided to take over Seat in its entirety, and in 1990 99,9% of Seat's shares came into German hands. Since then, Seat has been able to improve its market position considerably. In the sales figures since 1982, Seat has been one of the top 20 best-selling car brands almost every year. The cooperation between Volkswagen and Seat also resulted in a number of excellent models, of which the Seat Ibiza was the first.
The second generation Seat Ibiza appeared in 1993 and is much more German than Italian. This model is based on the third generation Volkswagen Golf and became a great success, especially in Spain. Safety was greatly improved with a glued windscreen, where its predecessor still had a window in rubber. In 1999, the second generation was given a facelift, and from then on Volkswagen decided to present Seat more as a sporty car brand that should attract young people in particular. The Seat models were always available with relatively spicy engines and this line has been continued since then. That it was successful is evident from the sales figures: more than 1.5 million copies from 1993 until the introduction of the third generation in 2002.
From 2002 to 2008, the third generation of Seat Ibiza was sold. This version is based on the Volkswagen Polo Mk4. Many people see this generation as perhaps the best of the five. The car won several prizes, especially because of the excellent styling and the excellent performance of the engines. The car was also more luxuriously decorated with, among other things, a rain sensor in the windscreen. In addition, five adults fit in and the price quality is very good. This car was not used for nothing by the police as well as by rally riders. The Seat Ibiza Mk4 sold from 2008 to 2017 was also a commercial success. The main feature of this version is the updated design that breaks with the very simple previous design and seems a little more luxurious and stylised.
The latest Seat Ibiza is for sale since 2017. This fifth generation is a bit shorter and wider than its predecessor, but otherwise almost the same in terms of styling. It remains to be seen whether this model will match the success of the first versions. The Seat Ibiza is expected to remain a bestseller in the hatchback segment in many European countries for a long time to come.
Between € 299 and € 399, depending on the year of construction and the options. A windscreen with rain sensor for a Seat Ibiza from 2008 to 2017 costs € 299, a windscreen for year 2002 to 2008 costs € 299, a windscreen for year 1999 to 2002 costs € 299 and a windscreen for year 1985 to 1993 costs € 299.
€ 299.00 | |
€ 299.00 | |
€ 299.00 | |
Windscreen Seat Ibiza with rain sensor, year of construction 2008 to 2017 | € 299.00 |
Replacing your Seat Ibiza windscreen does not have to cost you the main price. This is often the case with a brand dealer, because they are the only ones who are initially allowed to sell automotive glass with a brand logo. The monopoly position means that there is no competition and the price to replace a car window is higher than it should be. Via us you can easily and quickly have a windscreen replacement of the Seat Ibiza with after market car windows. These come from the same factory and are of the same high quality. The only difference is the absence of the brand logo. As a result, non-brand dealers are also allowed to sell these car windows and the price is considerably more advantageous for you as a car owner. The car window replacement without deductible is also possible when you have an insurance for glass damage. The price of a few different windscreens in a row:
What is special is that you can replace the windscreen of the Seat Ibiza yourself if you buy a new car window through us. Many other suppliers of automotive glass do not give this option. In addition, you can also order the corresponding clips or window rubber so that you can easily replace the Seat Ibiza windscreen. If you do not have this knowledge in-house, you can of course count on our certified assembly partners. It is always possible to make an appointment to have the windscreen replacement of your Seat Ibiza on location. Don't keep driving around for an unnecessarily long time with a crack or big asterisk in your windscreen, but order a replacement for your Seat Ibiza windscreen right away so that you can quickly get back on the road safely with your car.
