Westfield SEiGHT Overview: Generations and Buying Guide

An overview of the Westfield SEiGHT cabrio (1991–2010): its single generation, the 200 hp 4.0 MT version, and which one to buy.

The Westfield SEiGHT is a cabrio produced from 1991 to 2010 with 200 hp across the range. It suits drivers who want an open two-seater built around one simple formula: a 3951 cc engine, a manual gearbox, and rear-wheel drive, with acceleration of 4.5 seconds to 100 km/h. This is a car for pure driving, not for daily commuting comfort.

Westfield SEiGHT generations

1 generation (1991–2010)

The first and only generation of the Westfield SEiGHT was built from 1991 to 2010 exclusively as a cabrio. The lineup contains a single modification, so choosing a SEiGHT means choosing a specification, not comparing trims. The Westfield SEiGHT 4.0 MT (1 generation) develops 200 hp from a 3951 cc engine, pairs a manual gearbox with rear-wheel drive, and accelerates to 100 km/h in 4.5 seconds. That figure places the SEiGHT firmly in sports-car territory for its era: a sub-5-second sprint from a lightweight open car with a large-displacement engine and no automatic option ever offered.

The nineteen-year production run without a generation change also means the formula stayed consistent: any SEiGHT from 1991 to 2010 shares the same body style, the same drivetrain layout, and the same 200 hp output. Buyers do not need to track mid-cycle updates or facelift boundaries — there are none in the data.

Which Westfield SEiGHT to buy

On the used market, the long 1991–2010 production window works in the buyer's favor: later cars are simply newer examples of the same specification, so the sensible approach is to shop by condition and year rather than by version. The single-modification lineup also keeps the search simple — every Westfield SEiGHT has the same manual gearbox, rear-wheel drive, and 200 hp, so there is no risk of buying the "wrong" variant.

With only one version in the range, there is no dominated modification to avoid: the Westfield SEiGHT 4.0 MT (1 generation) is both the entry point and the top of the lineup.