SEAT Mii
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
- Vehicle Year, 2021
- Mileage, 20,018 miles
- Fuel Type, Electric
- Transmission Type, Automatic
Full price.£11,600Price per month. pcp. £181 /month pcp
Price reductions on selected cars, from £250 - £1000 off
The SEAT Mii is up there with the best city cars – this perky little hatchback is efficient, great quality, and surprisingly spacious. If the Mii looks familiar, it’s because it has a sibling in the Volkswagen Up. Both share the same engines and the only difference is small areas of styling. You can choose from a few different options with your Mii, including an all-electric model.
Based on a cash price of £12,550 with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,550 at a representative APR of 11.4%. 48 monthly payments of £194.03. Fixed rate of interest per annum 5.93%. Optional final payment. Option-to-purchase fee £10. Amount of interest £5,005.00. Total amount payable £16,318.44. Annual mileage limit 8,000 miles. Excess mileage charge 4p per mile.
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
1.0 75 FR Line [EZ] 5dr
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
1.0 Design Mii 3dr
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61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
1.0 S 5dr [AC]
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
1.0 75 FR Line [EZ] 5dr
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
1.0 75 FR Line [EZ] 5dr
1.0 Design Mii [EZ] 5dr
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
Currently reserved
61kW One 36.8kWh 5dr Auto
1.0 Design Mii [EZ] 5dr
SEAT
Mii
If you’re on the market for a Mii, you’ve probably been told a million times that it’s pretty much the same car as the VW Up. We'll underline that point, but only to highlight the great quality and reliability that you can expect – all at a really great price point.
The Mii range is a pretty wide one, with all-electric options and classic petrol offerings. You’ll have a variety of trims to choose from too, all with their own unique features.
On the road, the Mii is comfortable and easy to drive, and its smaller stature makes it ideal for nipping about urban areas.
The Mii has since been discontinued by the manufacturer, so the only way to experience one for yourself is with a used model.
The Mii is definitely considered a reliable car. It’s perfect for navigating the city, and can nip out onto the motorway for longer stretches with no issues.
The overall build of the Mii is really high-quality, and it stands up against wear and tear. That Volkswagen engineering definitely gains it some points for dependability, using that tried-and-tested manufacturing to its advantage.
Overall, drivers of the Mii have good things to say and leave positive reviews across the board. With the right care and maintenance, you’ll get a good run from your little Mii.
The features you’ll get from your Mii will depend on the model you pick, as these do vary across the range. You can expect a good range of kit, such as Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth connectivity, and those glorious heated seats.
A top-choice Mii model is the Design model, as you get features like air conditioning, electric front windows, and a smartphone holder to help keep you connected.
Models in the Mii range sitting above the Design trim level can access the Seat DriveMii App. This allows you to connect with your car in a whole different way, including the ability to use the Eco trainer feature to support more efficient driving.
Driving the Mii is a great experience regardless of which engine you pick. It’s small enough to feel comfortable nipping around city centres, but still feels sturdy and offers a good view of the road.
There are a few engines on offer in the range, including the all-electric model. All of the petrol options come in the same 1.0-litre form, with a choice of two power outputs. The more powerful of the two puts out 75hp, with 60hp also on offer.
The Mii's steering is great for city driving – it's sharp without being alarming, and keeps a firm grip on the ground.
The Mii is a great little car for anyone after an inner-city cruiser that’s not intimidated by the motorway either. It’s surprisingly spacious on the inside, with a 251-litre boot.
The Mii has been discontinued, so your only option is to find a quality used model.
The cost of the Mii will depend on the model you choose, as prices vary across the range. You can expect to get a used model for around £8,000.
The Mii is a great option for a first car. It’s small but sturdy, and is available with driver aids like parking sensors to give you an extra hand on the roads.