With currently only 3000 miles on the clock, this 2024 SEAT Ibiza is practically brand new. Please check mileage as car is in daily use. As a SEAT-approved vehicle, this Ibiza 1.0L petrol SE Technology trim combines modern technology with peace of mind. The car features full link smartphone integration, including Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, allowing seamless connectivity on the move. The Bluetooth audio streaming with handsfree system adds another layer of convenience. Eco LED automatic headlights and LED daytime running lights ensure visibility and style, while the safety and driving pack, including rear parking sensors, enhances your driving experience. Having had only one owner, this Euro 6 emission class Ibiza is ready for its next chapter. This SEAT Ibiza stands out with its fuel economy of 55 mpg, meaning lower running costs compared to similar vehicles. The low CO2 emissions are better for the environment, and the large boot space offers practicality that surpasses many others in its class. This Ibiza is a compelling option for those seeking a well-rounded and efficient car. R M Fisher Ltd are a family run SEAT main dealer established over 65 years ago in the village of Galgate near Lancaster (1 minute off Junction 33 M6) We are the longest serving SEAT main dealer in Lancashire having started with the franchise in February 1999. Being family owned, we pride ourselves on the traditional way we do business, especially with the level of customer service we provide. We offer advice in a non-pushy way and listen to what you want in a car rather than push you into something that isn’t what you need. Both our Sales and Aftersales departments have been previous winners of SEAT UK’s Dealer of the Year award and we consistently rank in the top 10 SEAT dealers in the country for customer satisfaction. We have even represented SEAT UK in the annual international ‘Top People’ competition on a couple of occasions. If you have never dealt with R M Fisher before, why don’t you come and find out why many of our customers will never go anywhere else?