Price of an Ibiza

I think Parkers is more for trade, the prices in there are always a lot lower than what they are actually going for. The best thing to do is keep an eye out on here and Autotrader. You're only going to get one for what they're going for regardless of parkers.

And..........I think 6K for an X plate is quite expensive.

http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=78185

That sounds like a good price considering age and mileage.

You should be able to get quite a decent one for 6K. If I were you I'd try and raise a bit more cash (parents or something) and go for that one above. Lucky to get one under about 40K these days so it would pay to get a lower mileage one. Give him a PM and see what he's willing to accept.
As for colour I would have thought Yellow would have been cheaper if anything. Bit more of a boyracer colour, not my favourite. I'm a big fan of the Imperial Blue but my black one came up at a good price with low miles.

The car is only what you think its worth, would you pay 6k for a yellow one?? Yes, then yes its worth it!

JimyFloyd said:

How much did you manage to get urs for if you don't mind me asking?

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I paid £8400 for mine but that was over a year and a half ago now.

Parkers is a very poor price guide.. Autotrader is a far better place to gauge prices

As above the car is worth what it will fetch with Cupra's as they are in relatively high demand, Especially low mileage and well looked after ones. People are willing to pay more than the price guide suggests to get a decent one and owners know this.

JimyFloyd said:

What's going on. Is parkers horribly wrong? Should I try Glass' guide?

Cheers James

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I work for a motor organisation and Glasses Guides & CAP are the ones we use but they can sometimes give you an even lower price than parkers does.


As was previously stated, people are willing to pay extra for a car that they like and is in a good condition

Glass is for traders, so more the traders prices, autotrader or the goin rate is your best bet, and then find things to knock them down on, ie, service history, any marks, mileage etc