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Looking for the Seat Mii price can feel like a maze when you’re trying to decide whether the compact city hatchback deserves a spot in your garage. Whether you’re eyeing a fresh 2019 model or a gently used version, the cost of ownership is a big part of the equation. The Seat Mii 2019 price is just one piece of the puzzle – you’ll also need to know the common depreciation curve, what a 2019 Seat Mii is worth on the secondhand market, and how it stacks up against peers. This guide pulls together those key points so you can compare, calculate, and make an informed decision.

• Engine: 0.9‑liter, 95 hp (1‑slope) or 1.0‑liter, 100 hp (2‑slope) four‑stroke, all‑spark
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual or DSG 6‑speed (optional) – the DSG adds extra cost but smooths acceleration.
• Fuel type: Gasoline (petrol); the 0.9 L variant is engaging to drive in city traffic.
• Dimensions: Length – 3,621 mm; Width – 1,601 mm; Height – 1,460 mm; Wheelbase – 2,140 mm.
• Weight: 921 kg (0.9 L) to 948 kg (1.0 L) curb weight.
• Seats: 5‑seat seating with a 55:45 front‑rear split‑rear‑seat. Rear seats provide ample headroom for two adults.
• Capacity: 380 L boot volume; expands to 1,340 L when the rear seats are folded.
• Safety features: Dual front airbags, ABS, electronic stability control, and a progressive safety cage.

When you’re checking used Seat Mii price ranges, examine these specs carefully; the choice of engine and transmission can make a substantial difference in secondhand values. The 1.0‑liter powerplants, though birthing slightly higher petrol consumption, tend to retain a nod to buyers looking for a bit more punch without sacrificing the city‑friendly size.

Depreciation Insight

Understanding Seat Mii depreciation helps predict how much equity you’ll have if you plan to sell or trade down. Typically, a new car will lose about 15‑20% of its showroom value in the first year. The Seat Mii is no exception, though its decline is often a bit muted thanks to a strong resale foundation in the sub‑compact segment.

After the first year, the chic city hatchback is expected to experience a more rapid fall in market value – roughly 25‑30% from its initial price by the end of the third year. Over a five‑year lifespan, a 2019 Seat Mii usually retains around 50‑55% of its original value, which makes it a relatively stable option for short‑term ownership or as a holiday rental. In shorthand: 3 years: ~40% residual value; 5 years: ~50‑55% residual value.

While these percentages are averages driven by market dynamics in larger European markets, the numbers may vary slightly in specific regions based on mileage, condition, and local demand. For those who own a used Seat Mii, paying close attention to maintenance schedules can extend the useful life of the vehicle and keep resale prices nearer to the high end of the depreciation curve.

Comparison Context

When you compare the 2019 Seat Mii to similarly sized

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