Sell your Seat – including Cupra, Alhambra and TGI

Yes, it makes no difference to us which of the two logos is on the car. Cupra has grown strongly in Switzerland: according to the Federal Statistical Office, 28’271 Cupras were already registered in 2025, almost all of them less than five years old, and just over one in four new Cupras in 2025 was an electric car. Enter the brand as it appears in the vehicle registration document and state the version, for example Formentor VZ or Born. If a warranty or lease is still running, that also belongs in the form.

Yes. The Seat Schweiz website currently lists the Ibiza, Arona, Leon, Leon Sportstourer and Ateca; the Alhambra, Tarraco and Mii are missing. That makes no difference for our purchase. For years, the Alhambra was one of the most registered Seats: according to auto-schweiz, around 20’000 were newly registered from 2015 to 2022. Important for the offer are the engine, gearbox, 4Drive, the number of seats and the condition of the interior. So photograph all rows of seats and the trunk.

In Switzerland, Cupra grants a warranty of five years or 100’000 kilometers, whichever comes first, on all factory orders placed since May 12, 2025. According to the warranty terms, the buyer of a Cupra takes over the warranty agreement and can assert the rights to the extent that they still exist at that point. So what matters is when your Cupra was ordered and delivered. Have the purchase contract or order confirmation ready and, if in doubt, have the Cupra partner confirm until when the warranty runs.

Yes. At Seat, TGI stands for engines that run on compressed natural gas (CNG) and switch to gasoline when needed; the drive was offered for the Ibiza and Leon, among others. Among the cars on Swiss roads, the Federal Statistical Office counts 1’720 Seats with a natural gas drive, more than for Skoda or Audi. We buy them like any other car. State the drive in the form so that the offer is for the right variant from the start.

Work out both. If the contract is with AMAG Leasing, according to its leasing terms you must arrange the return date at least four weeks before the end of the contract; on return, a condition report is drawn up, and you are liable for repairs that go beyond normal wear and tear. The alternative is selling: for this, you need the settlement amount from the leasing company and an offer from us. Only comparing the two figures shows which route is more favorable. You’ll find the individual steps under Sell a leased car.

Yes, we also make an offer for cars of low value. According to the FSO, just over one in three Seats on the road is ten years old or older. High mileage, an expired MFK or signs of wear are no obstacle as long as you state them in the form. Your Seat doesn’t even have to run for this: once you have accepted, we arrange the handover with you. On request, we pay smaller amounts in cash. More details on the page Sell an old car.