SEAT Córdoba

The Seat Cordoba, named after the Spanish city of Cordoba, is a model of car brand Seat.

  • 6.1 Features
  • 6.2 engines
  • 7.1 Features
  • 7.2 End of production
  • 7.3 engines

General

The Cordoba is a compact notchback sedan (later as a station wagon ). Based on the Seat Ibiza The technique is derived from the Polo 6N, Golf 3 and Polo 9N (depending on year and model ).

Another variation is the Van Seat Inca ( 9KS ), identical to the VW Caddy ( 9KV ). So also the sister model of the VW Polo Classic / Variant ( 6KV ) with the Cordoba / Vario is identical. However, there are differences on the VW sister model, such as the headlights, the radiator grille, taillights and more details. The range of engines and trim levels are comparable to those in Ibiza almost identical.

History

The Cordoba ( 6K / C ) was first introduced in the Ibiza ( 6K ) in February 1993. From early 1993 until the summer of 1999 was the Cordoba (as well as Ibiza) several small optical enhancements.

Then the Cordoba Vario was introduced as a combination in the summer of 1996. From model 6K / C GP01, there was a new front and rear fascias, clear-glass headlamps and a new cockpit, but the base is still the 6K.

With the introduced in August 1999 Cordoba GP01 to Ibiza and Cordoba distance from Polo sister model visually. Serious differences are in the Cordoba 6L / C: so there is no two-door model, the missing standard built rear wing as in the 6K and GP01. Also there is no Cupra version, and no combination of Cordoba 6L.

Internal model names

  • 6K (from 02 /1993 to 08/ 1999)
  • 6K GP01 (from 08 /1999 up to 09/ 2002)
  • 6L (from 10/2002 up to 11/ 2008)

Models

  • Two-door notchback (only sport versions)
  • Four-door notchback
  • Five-door station wagon ( Vario)

Cordoba (Typ 6K/6C, 1993-1999)

Seat Cordoba (1993-1999)

In early 1993, the Cordoba was introduced. He added the Seat range in the sedan variant of the Ibiza. Him first there was only a four-door.

In the spring of 1996 appeared, along with small detail changes, the two-door variant. They should appeal to sporty drivers. The equipment line SX was even reserved for the two-door.

A station wagon with the name Cordoba Vario yet been added to the program in September 1996.

Equipment variants

The Seat Cordoba there were in the equipment lines S, SE, SXE, CLX, GLX, GT, GTI and as a sports model the only two-door Cordoba SX. Later still came the variants Comfort and Exclusive. In addition, there were several special models such as Amaro, Aniversario, Spring, Fresh and based on the equipment lines CLX and GLX.

Seat Cordoba two-door (1996-1999)

Seat Cordoba Vario (1996-1999)

Motors

1.8 i machine: 14.2 s / 180 km / h

Cordoba ( Typ 6K GP01, 1999-2002)

Seat Cordoba (1999-2002)

Equipment

The revised Seat Cordoba (internal: 6K GP01 ) came in the summer of 1999 to the dealers.

Similar to its predecessor, there was the two - and four-door notchback sedans as well as the five-door estate with the addition of names Vario. The trim lines were renamed and were now called Stella, Signo, Freeze, and sports. In addition, there was the two-door sports versions with 1.9 liter TDI ( 110 PS) and as a " Cupra " with 1.8 T ( 156 hp).

In autumn 2002, a completely new model was presented that the now nine year old Cordoba 6K replaced.

Motors

  • Based on the notchback version
  • Based on the notchback version

Cordoba (Typ 6L, 2002-2008 )

Seat Cordoba (2002-2008)

The third - generation Cordoba was introduced in October 2002 alongside the new Ibiza. The offer was limited here only to a four-door notchback sedan.

Equipment

Initially, there was the equipment lines Stella, Signo and Sport.

From 2004 came Stylance added and from 2006 also the outfits Reference and the special model "Fresh Plus".

End of production

In November 2008, production of Cordoba after 15 years was set.

Motors

Swell

  • Seat Official Prospectus for year 1996-1999 ( 6K )
  • Seat Official Prospectus for year from 2002 (6L )
  • Seat Cordoba manual for year 1994 ( 6K / C)
  • Seat Cordoba manual for year 1995 ( 6K / C)
  • Seat Cordoba Operating Instructions for Build from 1996 ( 6K / C)
  • Seat Cordoba Operating Instructions for Build from 1999 ( 6K GP01 )
  • Seat Cordoba manual for year from 2007 (6L )
  • Automobil Revue, 2004 catalog
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