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Skoda Citigo price is a conversation starter for anyone looking to combine affordability with practicality in a compact city‑car package. In 2013, the Skoda Citigo was launched as a tight‑packed, front‑wheel‑drive hatchback that quickly gained a reputation for being surprisingly roomy, efficient and surprisingly well‑specced for its price point. Whether you’re curious about a new build or hunting for a used example, the Skoda Citigo offers an uncomplicated but solid value proposition—one that’s easy to understand once you break down the inside story of its performance, options, and the way it ages on the road. Key Specifications (2013 Skoda Citigo)

• Engine: 1.0‑litre, 3‑cylinder, 60 hp
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual (automatic available for higher trim)
• Fuel Type: Petrol (premium or regular, depending on market)
• Powertrain: Front‑wheel drive, 4‑wheel independent suspension
• Dimensions:
  • Length: 3,613 mm
  • Width: 1,590 mm
  • Height: 1,450 mm
  • Wheelbase: 2,399 mm
• Weight: ~880 kg (depending on trim and equipment)
• Drivetrain: FWD
• Braking System: Front disc, rear drum (varies with trim)
• Tires: 8.00–14.00 ” (seasonally mounted, depending on region)
• Seats: 4 (depending on trim, front‑bench or bucket seats)
• Interior Features:
  • Air conditioning (optional in base models)
  • Power windows (in top levels)
  • Bluetooth connectivity (later trim levels)
  • Basic infotainment: 2‑audio of 11‑inch screen (as part of optional packages)
• Safety: 
  • Front seatbelts – 3‑point, side airbags optional
  • Anti‑skid braking system (ABS) – standard
• Fuel Economy: 6–7 L/100 km in real‑world driving (varies with tyres, load and driving style)

Depreciation Trends and Skoda Citigo depreciation

• The Skoda Citigo typically loses 15-20% of its value in the first year, a typical rate for compact, front‑wheel‑drive offerings in the European market.
• By the end of the third year, the vehicle’s worth is usually around 60-65% of its original purchase price.
• Beyond five years, depreciation rates plateau, with ownership cost largely being driven by maintenance and the relatively low insurance premiums on a low‑power engine.
• Diesel or premium‑gas options may see slightly slower depreciation due to the long‑term value of extra torque on the road, but these are not common in the Skoda Citigo lineup.
• In regions where one‑tour sales are common (i.e., when only a small number of units are sold in a specific country in a given year), price can fluctuate by up to 10-12% in the immediate resale market.

Compared to similar compact hatchbacks like the Hyundai i10 or the Ford Fiesta s, the Skoda Citigo offers comparable fuel economy but typically comes at a lower curb price in many markets. However, the level of safety equipment is often greater than that in the i10 or Fiesta base packs—for instance, the Citigo often includes front airbags

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