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Look up your SEAT

Example — from a real report

Descriptions use SEAT's factory terminology. A typical report lists 60–150 codes.

Buying a used SEAT

Verify the spec in the advert against the factory record — original paint, factory options, and whether the advertised package is genuine.

Selling with confidence

A documented factory spec supports your asking price — desirable factory options are worth showing, not claiming.

Restoration & parts

Order the right parts first time and return a project car to its exact original specification, down to the trim code.

Insurance & valuation

Agreed-value policies and specialist valuations often ask for proof of factory options — the build sheet is that proof.

Which SEAT models are covered?

Factory build data is available for Ibiza, Leon, Arona, Ateca and Tarraco, among others. Coverage varies by model year and delivery market — the free preview confirms availability for your exact VIN before you pay.

Can it verify a Cupra specification?

Yes — Cupra performance equipment is part of the factory build record. The build sheet confirms whether the specification was fitted on the line at Martorell, along with the original paint and trim codes.

What are PR codes?

PR codes are the factory option identifiers used across the Volkswagen Group. Your build sheet lists every PR code recorded against your VIN, each with its factory description.

Do I need the VIN, or will the UK reg work?

Either works. For UK-registered cars the reg is enough — we resolve the VIN automatically. For imports or unregistered vehicles, use the 17-character VIN.

Is service history available for SEAT?

Yes — a digital service record PDF is available as a +£5.00 add-on for UK and European market SEAT vehicles.

Where does the data come from?

Directly from official manufacturer build records, keyed to your VIN — the same data a franchised SEAT dealer sees. It can't be edited by a seller and doesn't rely on paperwork surviving.