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HOW MANY SEAT CORDOBA ARE LEFT?

There are 110 SEAT CORDOBA left on the road in the UK (i.e. with valid road tax). There are a further 432 SEAT CORDOBA that are currently SORNED.

The total number of SEAT CORDOBA was highest during 2003 Q4 (13,099). The number taxed topped out in 2003 Q4 and the total SORNed was at its maximum during 2009 Q2.

Since the total peaked, some 12,557 (96%) SEAT CORDOBA have been scrapped or exported.

During 2020 Q4 the number of SEAT CORDOBA that were off the road (SORN) exceeded the number that were licensed for the first time. This could indicate the owners are reluctant to sell or scrap their car as they view them as a potential future classic.

In the last 10 years the total number of SEAT CORDOBA has fallen by 1,948. Licensed models have fallen by 1,998 and the SORNed total has increased by 50.

The 5 year trend shows a total decline of 447 SEAT CORDOBA models. Taxed models have declined by 412 and the SORNed total has fallen by 35.

80% of the remaining 542 SEAT CORDOBA in the UK are currently off the road.

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HOW MANY SEAT CORDOBA ARE TAXED & SORNED

YEAR TAXED SORNED TOTAL CHANGE
1994 Q41,32001,3201,320
1995 Q42,85702,8571,537
1996 Q45,49405,4942,637
1997 Q47,14207,1421,648
1998 Q49,29909,2992,157
1999 Q411,819011,8192,520
2000 Q413,049013,0491,230
2001 Q413,042013,042-7
2002 Q412,892012,892-150
2003 Q413,099013,099207
2004 Q413,009013,009-90
2005 Q412,364012,364-645
2006 Q411,227011,227-1,137
2007 Q49,86548510,350-877
2008 Q38,7894679,256-1,094
2008 Q48,4774708,947-309
2009 Q18,1114648,575-372
2009 Q27,7564948,250-325
2009 Q37,3414817,822-428
2009 Q46,9864727,458-364
2010 Q16,6274437,070-388
2010 Q26,3484186,766-304
2010 Q36,0584066,464-302
2010 Q45,6834446,127-337
2011 Q15,3454485,793-334
2011 Q25,0803995,479-314
2011 Q34,7623945,156-323
2011 Q44,5143684,882-274
2012 Q14,2503474,597-285
2012 Q24,0143314,345-252
2012 Q33,7863164,102-243
2012 Q43,5853093,894-208
2013 Q13,3763203,696-198
2013 Q23,1922983,490-206
2013 Q32,9782803,258-232
2013 Q42,8203083,128-130
2014 Q12,6483022,950-178
2014 Q22,4863032,789-161
2014 Q32,5423362,87889
2014 Q42,3953482,743-135
2015 Q12,2333732,606-137
2015 Q22,1083822,490-116
2015 Q31,9824062,388-102
2015 Q41,8554232,278-110
2016 Q11,7294382,167-111
2016 Q21,6014482,049-118
2016 Q31,5184451,963-86
2016 Q41,4204661,886-77
2017 Q11,3284611,789-97
2017 Q21,2434581,701-88
2017 Q31,1634571,620-81
2017 Q41,1174531,570-50
2018 Q11,0344481,482-88
2018 Q29604531,413-69
2018 Q38874571,344-69
2018 Q48214541,275-69
2019 Q17604481,208-67
2019 Q26984501,148-60
2019 Q36524501,102-46
2019 Q46114471,058-44
2020 Q15704601,030-28
2020 Q2522467989-41
2020 Q3495464959-30
2020 Q4438477915-44
2021 Q1411472883-32
2021 Q2376466842-41
2021 Q3341467808-34
2021 Q4321469790-18
2022 Q1304462766-24
2022 Q2285456741-25
2022 Q3267456723-18
2022 Q4253454707-16
2023 Q1232454686-21
2023 Q2219458677-9
2023 Q3205452657-20
2023 Q4188457645-12
2024 Q1171453624-21
2024 Q2158459617-7
2024 Q3147450597-20
2024 Q4138436574-23
2025 Q1124429553-21
2025 Q2110432542-11

How Rare Is My Car analyses 'road tax' data from the DVLA, this dataset is only available from 1994 onwards.

DVLA vehicle licensing statistics last updated 23/10/2025.