Used SKODA CITIGO for sale

What types of used Skoda Citigo cars are there?

The Skoda Citigo, which is no longer available new, was the Czech brand’s smallest model built especially for towns and cities.  

It shares most of its parts with the Volkswagen up! and SEAT Mii, including the 1.0-litre petrol engines and, in its later years, an electric motor and battery pack.  

Despite its compact dimensions, its boxy shape means there’s adequate room for two passengers in the rear. You can pick from three- and five-door models.  

– Read our Skoda Citigo review 

It also benefits from familiar Skoda styling, including the marque’s distinctive grille design that’s used on its larger cars and SUVs, giving the Citigo some road presence.  

Popular Skoda Citigo trims 

There are a few different trims to choose from, giving you loads of choices for varying car features. 

> Skoda Citigo SE – the SE is the entry trim with air-con, alloy wheels, front electric windows, remote locking and more 

> Skoda Citigo SE L – mid-spec SE L with heated seats, heated mirrors, parking sensors and the option to add a sat-nav 

> Skoda Citigo Monte Carlo – a special edition that adds a sporty exterior look, leather seats, Bluetooth, sat-nav and 15-inch alloys 

Skoda Citigo history 

> First-generation Skoda Citigo (2011-2017) - based on the VW up! and SEAT Mii, the Citigo was the Czech brand’s version 

> Facelifted Skoda Citigo (2017-2020) - a slight facelift with the addition of the electric Citigo-e iV which was the last Citigo model there was 

What features does the Skoda Citigo have?

Standard kit varies by model year, but if you can afford a newer version, especially one built after 2017, your chances of having more equipment are higher.  

Those models come with a built-in radio, electric front windows and remote central locking. Higher-spec models add things like air-con, alloys and more style.  

It’s also worth looking out for optional extras like a digital climate control system, cruise control and parking sensors, depending on the model you go for. 

Is the Skoda Citigo reliable?

Skoda belongs to the Volkswagen brand, as does SEAT, which is why these three cars are mechanically identical.  

The backing of a global group of manufacturers, plus Skoda’s track record for building solid cars, means that the Citigo should give you no major problems. 

How much does the Skoda Citigo cost to run?

Whether you pick the petrol or electric models, you should get very good efficiency figures, because the Citigo is a very light car.  

It also sits in some of the lowest insurance groups you can get, making the total cost of ownership more affordable. 

Who is the Skoda Citigo suitable for?

A used Skoda Citigo is a great option for anyone wanting a small car to nip around town in.  

It’s an excellent pick for new drivers because it’s affordable to buy and run but doesn’t compromise on style.  

Rivals include the Kia Picanto, Ford KA+ and Peugeot 108.