2011 Yellow Car Seat Mii Review, Mii 2013 HD Video And Spesification

Yellow Car Seat Mii Review, Mii 2013 HD Video And Spesification. The rear end shows a new form of light design with triangular lamp units. The perfect proportions are a key element and comprise a width of 1.64 metres, a long wheelbase of 2.42 metres and exceptionally short overhangs front and rear. The steep rear end facilitates the Mii’s excellent spaciousness – optimal functionality is particularly important in the super-compact segment.

The new SEAT Mii will be offered with all-new 1.0-litre petrol engines of 60 PS and 75 PS outputs. Top speeds stand at 99 mph (160 km/h) and 106 mph (171 km/h) respectively, while fuel consumption on the combined cycle is measured at 4.5 and 4.7 litres per 100 kilometres.

There are two Ecomotive versions of the Mii. Thanks to a start/stop system, brake energy recuperation and further consumption-lowering initiatives, they make do with just 4.2 litres of fuel per 100 km, which equates to a CO2 figure of just 97 g/km.

In Continental Europe the little SEAT will also be offered with CNG engineering.

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At a length of 3.55 metres, the SEAT Mii is perfect size for modern-day urban use. The Mii comes to market at the end of 2011 as a three-door; the five-door version follows in 2012.

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Seat Mii Review

Tested : 1.0, three-cylinder petrol engine; five-speed manual gearbox, front-wheel drive
Price/on sale : From about £7,500/spring 2012
Power/torque : 59bhp @ 5,500rpm, 70lb ft @ 3,000rpm
Top speed : 99mph
Acceleration : 0-62mph in 14.4sec
Fuel economy : 62.8mpg (Combined)
CO2 emissions : 105g/km
VED band : B (£0 for first year, £20 thereafter)
Verdict : As with the Up, this is a very likeable little car, albeit not quite the revolution we'd been promised. Let's just hope they market it properly.
Telegraph verdict: Four out of five stars