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For years now the Spanish car brand Seat has been one of the best-selling car brands in Europe. Seat's smaller cars are particularly popular. This is because they have an excellent price-quality ratio. Many models also look sporty and combine this with excellent performance. The Seat Cordoba is one of these smaller models of Seat that have been sold a lot. It therefore regularly happens that the windscreen replacement of a Seat Cordoba has to be done. This operation can result in a hefty bill at a brand dealer, but fortunately it is also possible to easily save on windscreen replacement. Through us can replace the windscreen of the Seat Cordoba at significantly lower prices. We will tell you more about it here.
Although in many European countries car manufacturers shot up like mushrooms at the beginning of the 20th century, this was considerably less the case in Spain. There were, of course, some small carmakers, but they mainly focused on the upper segment. In the affordable class there was not much to choose for the Spanish population, which also had very little to spend due to the moderate economic situation in those years. At the beginning of the 20th century, Spain lagged behind many other European countries. The Spanish civil war, which raged from 1936 to 1939, obviously did not help.
When peace and quiet had been restored to some extent in Spain in 1940, a number of banks suggested the idea of establishing a national car brand. The government, under the leadership of the then dictator Franco, also saw this idea as a success. Because the Second World War broke out at that time, it was considered unwise to start the business immediately. In the end, this was the case in 1950. At that time, Seat was founded by the same alliance of banks in cooperation with the government. Because the company had to start from scratch, it was looking for a reliable partner with sufficient knowledge. This became Fiat because it had already proven itself capable of growing in a market similar to that of Spain, namely Italy.
In the 1980s, major investments were needed to ensure that Seat could continue to grow. Fiat was unwilling and/or unable to cooperate, and the Spanish authorities, which still had a hand in the company's business, decided to end their cooperation with Fiat. As a result, from 1982 onwards, no rebadged models of Fiat were made by Seat. However, stopping this cooperation was the sign for Volkswagen to take over. Already one year later, in 1983, the Spanish and German companies signed an agreement. This ultimately resulted in the complete takeover of Seat by Volkswagen in 1990. Since then, Seat has grown into an almost worldwide available car brand with some very successful models behind its name. These include the:
The handy and versatile Seat Cordoba was first sold in 1993 and was in production until 2009. This Seat model has been manufactured as a station wagon, coupe, hatchback and sedan. This made it a suitable car for a large audience. Two different versions have been published. The Seat Cordoba Mk1 was sold from 1993 to 2002 and the Mk2 from 2002 to 2009. The first generation of the Seat Cordoba is strongly related to various models of both Volkswagen and Seat. These are for example the:
All use the same Volkswagen platform and are also available with very similar engines. The advantage of the Seat Cordoba compared with the other similar models within the Volkswagen group was, among other things, its very sporty appearance. It was not for nothing that the Seat Cordoba was also used in rally sports.
The second generation of the Seat Cordoba then has similarities with the Seat Ibiza Mk3, Volkswagen Polo Mk4 and the Skoda Fabia Mk1 and Mk2. The Seat Cordoba windscreen was not redesigned, therefore, as with the first generation, a Seat Ibiza windscreen was used. The Seat Cordoba Mk2 was only available as a sedan and was therefore considerably less successful than its predecessor. That is why the car was taken out of production in 2009. The Seat Ibiza ST and the Seat Toledo can be seen as the natural successors of this model.
An asterisk can often be repaired, but when it comes to a crack, the windscreen replacement of the Seat Cordoba is really necessary. You can then have the automotive glass replaced by a brand dealer, but you can certainly not find the lowest price there. This is because brand dealers have a monopoly on the sale of branded car windows. Because of this monopoly, they are demanding higher prices than necessary. Via us you can quickly and easily buy after market car windows. This automotive glass come from exactly the same factory and is of the same high quality as car windows with a brand logo. Due to the absence of the logo, they may also be sold by other parties and this makes the price a lot better for you. So it's best to replace the Seat Cordoba windscreen through us. An example of the price of different windscreens.
The price of a new windscreen for a Seat Cordoba depends on the year of construction: for € 299 there is a windscreen for the years 1996 to 1999, a windscreen for a Seat Cordoba from 1999 to 2002 costs € 299 and for the year of construction 2002 to 2008 there is already a windscreen for € 299.
Window type: | Year of construction: | Price: |
from 1996 to 1999 | € 299.00 | |
from 1999 to 2002 | € 299.00 | |
from 2002 to 2008 | € 299.00 | |
from 2002 to 2008 | € 299.00 |
The car window of the Seat Cordoba itself can also be replaced through us. Simply order the car window(s) you need and choose the appropriate rubber and frame(s). We make sure that you have the order quickly at home, so that you can have a very advantageous windscreen replacement of the Seat Cordoba. If you prefer to leave this job to a professional, you can count on our certified assembly partners. They even come to a location of your choice to replace the car window. Do you want to get on the road quickly with a new windscreen in your Seat Cordoba? Then order today.
