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Still feel that he first of the designs for this current generation of Ibiza was the best… but then as an previous Boc owner I'm biased :)

Looks a great option for a family car… could see myself being really interested in this in the next couple of years

More like the Ibiza Chubster

The Boc was one of the most enjoyable cars I've driven, the 1.4 is a cracking engine and as JMWalton says - get it from a SEAT Approved dealership for a years warranty and that added peace of mind. I'd also be more inclined to say that the 1.4s with higher mileage may turn out to be more...

Those Bocanegra versions look outstanding

The Cupra models are the only Ibizas in the range fitted with sound actuators, it emphasises the engine noise within the cabin whilst in actual fact is still relatively quiet outside. It adds a lot to the overall driving experience but you have to remember that its a twin charged 1.4 engine, not...

I don't know if it's just the angle your pic was taken from but there seems to be a bit of a gap and weird spacing between the bonnet and the front?

What does the boot lip look like in the metal? It looked like an awkward overbite in the SEAT marketing photos

I'm in the same boat pricing wise, when I got my 170PS FR TDI in 2007 I got it for shy of £15k with about 25 miles on the clock and quite well specced (Bluetooth etc)… for the equivalent car now, the 184PS FR TDI is about £8-9k more expensive. I think if I'm going to get a Cupra I'll be...

Here's Autocar's review… http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/seat/leon/first-drives/2014-seat-leon-cupra-first-drive-review

Admittedly I'm not a big fan of orange cars but the orange vinyl on the black paint looks outstanding… I'd be tempted to look into getting either a Speed Blue or Dakota Red wrap if I decide to go for a Cupra

Oh that looks superb in the grey

They'll be a must have as the standard seats don't look particularly sporty or supportive especially in comparison to the Mk2's

From the photos I've seen I'd definitely go with black, looks fierce

Ah yes I forgot about the new FR Edition but it's still not quite as powerful… by 3PS :lol: Very similar figures consumption wise but I imagine the 2.0 diesel would easily trump it on torque

As posted by Alexanderrr in another topic…

All this plus meant to mention it's the most powerful Ibiza currently available with a manual gearbox

If your heart is set on an Ibiza FR that delivers on power, reliability and better MPG you should consider the 2.0 diesel FR with 143PS

Very nice, thats easily the best colour available for the Ibiza Cupra at the minute

That video reminds me of trying to do a dash start in Mario Kart, holding on to the accelerator too long and spinning out :lol: Wouldn't want to be the guy who ends up with that Cupra once the dealership has decided that they're finishing ripping the arse out of it!