SEAT Mii
1st gen 3-door Hatch (KF1), 2011–2018
Budapest 11.
The second Mii in the gallery, and my second too (not sold in Hungary)
Comments (5)
m-ast 2016-04-05 18:07:42 | #3
GTRJacko (2016-04-05 12:15:29)GTRJacko
m-ast
Not a successfull model for sure, Isn't common in Spain, rare to see one
The Mii is the rarest of the trio here in the UK, most opt for the Up!. Out of the three, i'd go for the Up! too.
m-ast
Not a successfull model for sure, Isn't common in Spain, rare to see one
The Mii is the rarest of the trio here in the UK, most opt for the Up!. Out of the three, i'd go for the Up! too.
here is so rare to see anyone of the trio but the Citigo is the most rare for sure
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JOtter 2016-04-05 21:47:09 | #4
m-ast (2016-04-04 21:39:17)m-ast
Not a successfull model for sure, Isn't common in Spain, rare to see one
Not a successfull model for sure, Isn't common in Spain, rare to see one
Unsuprisingly maybe, but it's interesting to see a Spanish car (if you want to call the Mii Spanish) doing better in The Netherlands than it does in Spain. But so are all the other A-segment cars actually, the Picanto is bestseller here ...
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m-ast 2016-04-06 17:42:59 | #5
JOtter (2016-04-05 21:47:09)JOtter
m-ast
Not a successfull model for sure, Isn't common in Spain, rare to see one
Unsuprisingly maybe, but it's interesting to see a Spanish car (if you want to call the Mii Spanish) doing better in The Netherlands than it does in Spain. But so are all the other A-segment cars actually, the Picanto is bestseller here ...
m-ast
Not a successfull model for sure, Isn't common in Spain, rare to see one
Unsuprisingly maybe, but it's interesting to see a Spanish car (if you want to call the Mii Spanish) doing better in The Netherlands than it does in Spain. But so are all the other A-segment cars actually, the Picanto is bestseller here ...
Seeing the stats until march, the betseller is for sure the Fiat 500 in Spain with 3831 units, only 514 units of Seat Mii, 95 of the Citigo and 127 Up!
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