Seat Mii Miinx Special is Decisively Pink

According to the dictionary, the word "minx" means, "A girl or young woman who is considered pert, flirtatious, or impudent", and this is probably what a Seat dealer wants to say with a new special edition version of its Mii city car named "Miinx". Read more »

Seat Introduces New Mii Vibora Negra Edition and Customization Options in the UK

The new Mii hatchback only just went on sale in Britain last month, but Seat is already expanding the model lineup and available options for its city car model that is the alter ego of the Volkswagen Up! and Skoda Citigo minis. Read more »

Seat Reveals 5-Door Version of Mii City Car

Exactly one week after Skoda unveiled the five-door version of the Citigo and two weeks after VW did the same with the Up!, today it was Seat’s turn to launch the more practical version of the Mii, its own take on the German group’s new city car.

Like its two other siblings, the most significant change compared to the 3.56-meter long three-door version is the addition of the rear doors and, according to Seat, a slightly lower window line.

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New Seat Mii: Volkswagen Up! City Car Spawns Third Derivative

The world premiere of the VW Up! at last month's 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show last month was only the beginning for the German group as after the recent presentation of the Skoda Citigo, Seat is next in line to gain its version of the small city car with the Mii.

The new Mii is the Spanish firm's first offering in the segment after the termination of the Arosa mini in 2004, which was also based on a VW model, the Lupo.

As is the case with the Skoda Citigo, the only visible differences between the Seat Mii and the VW Up! are their front end styling, alloy wheel designs, tail lamp graphics and the interior trim colors and options.

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