Seat Ibiza I.

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Seat Ibiza three-door (1984-1991)
Seat Ibiza three-door (1984-1991)
Ibiza I (type 021A)
Production period: 1984-1993
Class : Small car
Body versions : Station wagon
Engines:
Otto engines : 0.9–1.7 liters
(29–80 kW)
Diesel engines :
1.7 liters
(40–42 kW)
Length: 3638 mm
Width: 1610 mm
Height: 1394 mm
Wheelbase : 2443 mm
Empty weight : 840-970 kg
successor Seat Ibiza II

The Seat Ibiza I is the first Ibiza introduced by the Spanish car manufacturer Seat in July 1984 . It was an in-house development on the Seat Ronda platform . The body of the Ibiza comes from Giorgetto Giugiaro , who also designed the VW Golf , the Fiat Uno and many other vehicles. With the exception of the 1.7-liter diesel engine, the engines from 1.2 l displacement were developed by Porsche. These were engines of the EA801 type from VW, the displacement of which was increased to 1.5 l and which were (partially) equipped with L-Jetronic . The other engines are from Fiat.

The first model of the Seat Ibiza was available in the following trim levels:

Special, J, L, XL, CL, CLX, GLX, SX, SXI, Crono, Comfort, Disco, Friend and Sportline, whereby the SXI and Sportline '93 variants were best equipped:

  • 07/84: Start of delivery of the first Ibiza in Spain
  • 01/85: Ibiza available with 1.7-liter diesel engine from Fiat
  • 10/86: Presentation of the five-door version of the Ibiza; also: exhaust system with absorption damper, dampens the standing and driving noises and 6 years guarantee against rust perforation
  • 06/87: The chassis is being revised
  • 04/88: Ibiza with 1.5 liter engine is available with catalytic converter
  • 11/88: radiator grille in body color with 4 cross struts, new dashboard with storage compartment, larger glove compartment, new steering wheel, heating and ventilation revised and more powerful, newly shaped seats with a larger adjustment range; Use of the 1.5-l engine with LU-Jetronic (Bosch EZ 11 ignition controller)
  • 03/89: Passenger grab handle and exterior mirror on the right as standard and revised gearbox
  • 11/89: Ibiza available with 1.2 l engine with 52 kW and catalytic converter
  • 03/91: Facelift (021A) with:
  • Next to the headlights, front indicators with white cover glass
  • reshaped grille / air intake
  • revised bumpers with new profiling
  • enlarged exterior mirrors
  • partially tinted rear lights from HELLA with VW electronics
  • Fender flares on the Sportline model
  • modified alloy wheels
  • VW steering column switches and some switches in the interior
  • 11/91: 1.7 l engine with 74 kW and LU2-Jetronic from Bosch; Introduction of the special model Sportline with 1.7-liter engines

The standard equipment of the Sportline :

  • central locking system
  • electric window lifters in front, with two-door hinged windows in the back
  • Fender flares and exterior mirrors painted in body color
  • Fog lights integrated in the bumper
  • small center console
  • modified steering wheel with "Sportline" lettering
  • modified gear lever "Sport"
  • Stickers with the words "Sportline" attached to the outside of the doors and the tailgate
  • Headrest inserts with embroidered "Sportline" lettering
  • Sports seats
  • Bumpers and roof spoiler painted in body color
  • Metallic paint

Some vehicles were equipped with air conditioning. Furthermore, in a few countries, for example in Austria and Switzerland, a model with a 1.5 l turbo engine with catalytic converter and 80 kW (109 hp) was sold.

  • 05/93: End of production in Barcelona. Presentation of the successor based on VW.
  • 08/97: Sale of the production facilities to Nanjing (China)
  • 01/99: Production resumed with slight changes under the name Nanjing Yuejin NJ6400
  • 02/03: Facelift and new model name Nanjing Yuejin NJ6400 / 7150 Encore / Soyat

  • Seat Ibiza five-door (1986-1991)

  • Seat Ibiza three-door (1991-1993)

  • Seat Ibiza five-door (1991-1993)

  • Seat Ibiza Sportline

Ibiza 021 / 021A (1984–1993)
engines

model Displacement (cm 3 ) Mixture formation cylinder power comment Construction period
Gasoline engine
0.9 903 Carburetor 4th 29 kW (40 hp) (Fiat engine) 08 / 1990-05 / 1993
0.9 903 Carburetor 4th 32 kW (44 PS) (Fiat engine) 08 / 1986-05 / 1993
1.2 1193 Carburetor 4th 44 kW (60 hp) (System Porsche engine) 05 / 1984-05 / 1993
1.2 i 1193 Manifold injection 4th 52 kW (71 hp) (System Porsche engine) 01 / 1989-05 / 1993
1.5 1461 Carburetor 4th 63 kW (86 PS) (System Porsche engine) 05 / 1984-05 / 1993
1.5 i 1461 Manifold injection 4th 65 kW (88 PS) (System Porsche engine) 10 / 1986-05 / 1993
1.5 i CAT 1461 Manifold injection 4th 66 kW (90 PS) (System Porsche engine) 10 / 1986-05 / 1993
1.5 turbo 1461 ? 4th 80 kW (109 PS) only for the Swiss market
1.7 i 1675 Manifold injection 4th 72 kW (98 PS) (System Porsche engine) 01 / 1991-05 / 1993
1.7 i 1675 Manifold injection 4th 76 kW (103 PS) (System Porsche engine) 01 / 1991-05 / 1993
diesel
1.7 D 1714 ? 4th 40 kW (54 PS) (Fiat engine) 11 / 1984-05 / 1993
1.7 D 1714 ? 4th 42 kW (57 hp) (Fiat engine) 08 / 1990-05 / 1993

Web links

Commons : Seat Ibiza I  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.museoseat.com/modelos/1200_1430_sport/1200-mas-info.htm
  2. ↑ Mastrostefano, Raffaele (ed.): Quattroruote: Tutte le Auto del Mondo 1990 ( Italian ). Editoriale Domus SpA, Milano 1990, p. 902.