Used Seat Mii 2012-Present review

The Hyundai i10 would be the city car to go for if you need more interior space, as this is one of the roomiest in its class. However, it isn’t as much fun to drive and it doesn’t have a five-star NCAP safety rating.

At the other end of the scale is the bargain-priced Suzuki Celerio, which manages to be more practical than the Mii because it comes with three seatbelts in the rear, rather than the Mii’s two. The Celerio’s interior isn’t quite as nice, though, and again, its safety rating isn’t as good.

The major problem for the Seat Mii comes from its stablemates rather than its rivals. If you want the best value, then the Skoda Citigo is essentially the same car with a different badge. You can find more of them for sale, for a start, and can often get a top-spec Elegance Citigo for similar money to a mid-range Mii.

Then there is the Volkswagen Up, which is even more plentiful, and it doesn’t cost that much more to buy.

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