Just bought a Mii
Discussion
Because nothing says car-nut like a 3 cylinder, sub 1000cc micro car.....
A 2014, £2.5k Mii SE for the elder Claphamette to learn to drive in and then have as her 1st car.
Actually not too bad and, as a package, a big step on from the Peugeot 106/Nissan Micras/Mk3 Polos I was buying for au pairs 10 years ago
A 2014, £2.5k Mii SE for the elder Claphamette to learn to drive in and then have as her 1st car.
Actually not too bad and, as a package, a big step on from the Peugeot 106/Nissan Micras/Mk3 Polos I was buying for au pairs 10 years ago
I recently bought a Citigo for my eldest to learn in and have found the same, the ride quality is really impressive for the class of car it is.
His is a 2013 60bhp one and only the lack of Bluetooth is letting it down.
It's so good the wife is toying with the idea of binning her Mk7 Golf for an Up! TSI.
His is a 2013 60bhp one and only the lack of Bluetooth is letting it down.
It's so good the wife is toying with the idea of binning her Mk7 Golf for an Up! TSI.
We’ve got a 64 plate that we bought brand new for my daughter’s 21st, which has now changed hands and is my wife’s. Fantastic thing and a proper hoot to drive and turns like a fly. The only let down is the radio, which is probably the worst I’ve ever seen (although I suspect there’s something wrong with it rather than it being just rubbish).
Deerfoot said:
ajprice said:
He's got the connector on the top of the dash but no unit as yet. I keep checking local selling pages for one but no joy so far.Can't fault the UP!/Mii/CitiGo's. Feels much bigger than it is most of the time and feels far more solid and refined than older 106/107/Fiesta's/Polo's IMO. I bought my Mii FR-Line 2.5 years ago now and it has been faultless.
I do all the basic maintenance myself too (so far!) which makes it dirt cheap to run..well under £300 in parts/oil for a major + 2X oil & filter services, drop links, discs & pads and ARB bushes.
Perfect first car.
I do all the basic maintenance myself too (so far!) which makes it dirt cheap to run..well under £300 in parts/oil for a major + 2X oil & filter services, drop links, discs & pads and ARB bushes.
Perfect first car.
You can buy the official phone holder for these cars, allows you to use your phone as the infotainment screen and play music via bluetooth,
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/296273117800?chn=ps&...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/296273117800?chn=ps&...
Martyn76 said:
You can buy the official phone holder for these cars, allows you to use your phone as the infotainment screen and play music via bluetooth,
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/296273117800?chn=ps&...
That one only fits the late 2016 models onwards.https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/296273117800?chn=ps&...
It won't clip in to the port on the dash of the earlier one's sadly.
Mrs has one. Great little back to basics, no, frills, no more than you need car. Had it at least 3yrs with zero issues. Great for pottering around town. Better on a motorway than I thought it would be, will happily plod along at 70mph without screaming it's head off.
Colleague has the Gti variant but I found it a little underwhelming.
Colleague has the Gti variant but I found it a little underwhelming.
Interesting point about these cars
Cambelts?
Seat say inspect belt at 130k?
Just inspect?
Vw & skoda claim no recommended replacement intervals on same engine codes.
Looking to keep our three long term, so interested to hear technicians views on cambelts for these
We have one of each, Vw, Citigo, mii
Cambelts?
Seat say inspect belt at 130k?
Just inspect?
Vw & skoda claim no recommended replacement intervals on same engine codes.
Looking to keep our three long term, so interested to hear technicians views on cambelts for these
We have one of each, Vw, Citigo, mii
ajprice said:
An alternative option could be one of those external Carplay/Android Auto screens. It won't connect to the dashboard Garmin connector but you could position it on the dash in a similar way. Modern Heroes on YouTube/Toaster Pilot on here tested one a few weeks ago.
Another option is BT/FM adaptor that plugs into the cigarette lighter socket. Ours is also a USB charger.The phone connects via BT to the adaptor, the adaptor broadcasts on an FM channel. Just tune a preset to the right channel.
Trevor555 said:
Martyn76 said:
You can buy the official phone holder for these cars, allows you to use your phone as the infotainment screen and play music via bluetooth,
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/296273117800?chn=ps&...
That one only fits the late 2016 models onwards.https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/296273117800?chn=ps&...
It won't clip in to the port on the dash of the earlier one's sadly.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/335139938347?_trkparms=...
Martyn76 said:
Trevor555 said:
Martyn76 said:
You can buy the official phone holder for these cars, allows you to use your phone as the infotainment screen and play music via bluetooth,
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/296273117800?chn=ps&...
That one only fits the late 2016 models onwards.https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/296273117800?chn=ps&...
It won't clip in to the port on the dash of the earlier one's sadly.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/335139938347?_trkparms=...
But we have all three models, Up/Citigo/mii
The 2015 Up, and 2013 Citigo interchange
The 2017 Mii is different, although looks the same visually, that one won't fit into the other car's dash port.
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