Ibiza Car Leasing & Contract Hire

Have had a few issues with the brakes and also the infotainment system, so been to the Seat dealer a few times, although they have been excellent- the thing I wish it had is parking sensors/cameras- also not much leg room in the back

Touch screen technology is difficult to use without tactile feedback annd has been poorly designed and is unreliable , where the onboard computer keeps shutting down for no apparent reason. Otherwise, although not perfect the vehicle has been very acceptable and I would lease another, even as it stands.

It's quick, looks smart, and hasn't had any technical issues, although I've only done 4k miles in the first year. However for a model which is supposedly "Lux", the literal top of the range, the spec is relatively poor. No electric handbrake, no heated seats, the large-looking screen is a trick as it's mainly bezel, the Seat Connect app offers very little and is only free for a year, the much-touted colourful interior LED lighting is just plain white and very dim, whilst the centre air vents don't light up at all, the entertainment/info system is painfully slow to start up, and for the first few months reguarly just froze and wouldn't switch on at all, no front parking camera etc. The right-hand side steering wheel controls (for adjusting display, skipping music tracks etc) frequently and randomly stop working, and because the servicing/dealership network is so poor, it's a huge hassle to go all the way to Bradford to get this looked at. So it's nice to look at, the drive is good, the adaptive cruise control is excellent, and the instrumentation clear, but it's very low spec for a "luxury" model and has niggly technical issues. Disappointing.