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Discover the 2012 Skoda Citigo – a compact city car that blends affordability, practicality, and a dash of Skoda’s reliable engineering. While the Skoda Citigo price depends on the trims you choose and where you shop, people often look to the Skoda Citigo 2012 price as a benchmark for buying or selling a nearly decade‑old model. Below you’ll find a clear snapshot of why this car remains a go‑to choice for city commuters, how it depreciates over time, and how it stacks against fellow sub‑compact competitors.

• Engine: 0.7‑liter, 5‑speed manual four‑stroke engine (generally between 45–55 hp)
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual (Manual); some markets offer a 5‑speed automatic variant
• Fuel type: Petrol (unleaded) – known for low running costs
• Power output: 45–55 hp, 90–100 Nm of torque
• Dimensions: Length 3,409 mm; Width 1,520 mm; Height 1,520 mm; Wheelbase 2,180 mm
• Weight: 800–830 kg (depending on trim)
• Seating capacity: 5 passengers
• Boot space: 228 L, expandable to 470 L with rear seats folded
• Top speed: Approx. 120 km/h
• Transmission (DSP): Digital Show and Power – a distinctive on‑board display for a small car
• Safety: Dual airbags, ABS, ESC, and engine immobilizer (basic safety package; high‑end trims add airbags and ESP)
• Convenience: 3‑point seat belts, power windows (upper row), electric door locks, and VCI (Vehicle Condition Indicator)

When you’re considering a used Skoda Citigo, understanding Skoda Citigo depreciation helps set realistic expectations. Typically, a new model loses about 20–25 % of its value in the first year after sale, but for the 2012 Citigo the loss is slightly lower because the vehicle is already considered used. Here are realistic estimates:

• Year 1 (new to 1 year old): 15‑20 % depreciation
• Year 2–3: 10‑15 % per year
• Year 4–6: 6‑9 % per year as the car approaches its midlife hook
• Year 7–10: 3‑5 % per year – the rate slows as the demand for older cars dips

Keep these figures in mind when you read about the current used Skoda Citigo price – the average market price will usually reflect an overall drop of roughly 30–40 % from the original retail price after five years of ownership.

When deciding if a 2012 Citigo is right for you, many people ask: what is a 2012 Skoda Citigo worth, and how does that stack against other models? It’s useful to compare it with these popular contenders:

• Tata Tiago (2012) – Offers a slightly higher power output (about 70 hp) and more aggressive styling, but the Citigo’s tighter turning circle and lower price point still make it competitive.
• Hyundai Santro (2012) – Shares a similar footprint but lags in power and cabin volume; the Citigo tends to be lighter and more efficient.
• Peugeot 108 (2012) – Provides a stylish aesthetic but is usually priced higher; the Citigo, on the other hand, tends to maintain its value better due to Skoda’s reputation.

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