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 The new SEAT Ibiza comes packed with marvels of engineering which are simply designed to make your life easier.Look forward to an unforgettable driving experience. One of the first things that you will notice is those smart-looking headlights. There’s more to them than you may have realised. For instance, the front fog lights have cornering ability, which, when necessary, focus automatically on the direction that the car is heading in order to offer you even more safety. Unpleasant surprises behind the next corner? Forget about it.  If you prefer you can also upgrade to Bi-xenon front headlights with AFS (that’s Adaptive Front-Lighting System to the uninitiated). These actually follow the rotation direction of where the steering wheel is being pointed, offering a wide field of vision and super accurate focusing. 
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 Other goodies include a rear parking aid which lets you know if you get too close to surrounding vehicles and objects. Not forgetting the rain sensor which detects the presence of rain and automatically turns on the windscreen wipers, or the cruise control giving you total comfort on motorways and long journeys. And let’s not forget to mention that if you choose a version with ESP (Electronic Stability Programme), a tyre pressure loss indicator is included as well. Feel strongly about your tunes? No worries – you can hook up your iPod ® or other auxiliary device by specifying the required USB port. The rest is down to your playlist. By the way, have you noticed the adjustable air vents? Looking smart, aren’t they? Well, you can make them even smarter by asking for our non-paralleled Navi-holder to be fitted above them on the dashboard. Making the installation of your new navigation system unbelievably easy – and getting you from A to B without detours and with a fresh breeze. Another superb feature on the new SEAT Ibiza is the Hill Hold Assist, which is available with the ESP (Electronic Stability Programme) option. This handy device means that you no longer have to panic on hill starts. So instead of having to try and juggle the break and the throttle pedals you can leave your fancy footwork for the dancefloor. This is because the brake is delayed for two seconds, giving you enough time for a relaxed start. 
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