Nearly a Skoda

[MeMii]

Hi everyone, I bought an ex-demo Seat Mii Toca last summer and as there appears to be no active Mii forum I thought I would join the citigo section of this one.

 

I have had no trouble with my car it even goes into reverse smoothly, the only thing I have been surprised by is how thin the roof seems to be, I put a couple of tiny dents in it when cleaning it, am I just heavy handed or has anyone else experienced this. 

[tweenster]

Welcome (sort of!) 

 

Yes the roof is a bit thin (as are all modern cars) but I've not managed to dent mine.

[Hyphons]

I have a small dent from something hitting the roof  :'(

[chris c]

Welcome :clap: any pics?

[Prog]

My roof popped in and out again the first time i washed it. I was more careful after that.

[Stormchaser]

Welcome [emoji4]

It is a bit "poppy" the roof when washing it. Don't worry all is good and enjoy your Seat [emoji106]

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[MeMii]

I guess I will have to caress it rather than scrub it  . 

 

Do you think lining it with Silentcoat sound deading panels would help give it some rigidity, with the added benefit of improving the acoustics in the car.

[MickA]

The Citigo bonnet is a bit flimsy too, don't lean on it.

 

In comparison, my Toledo bonnet is heavy and feels solid.

 

I stick on here as the Seat forum (Toledo section) is a bit quiet and not much content.

 

Oh and welcome, most stuff on here will apply to your model anyway.

Edited 11 March, 2015 by MickA

[Stormchaser]

Soundproofing certainly would be an advantage on these in certain places [emoji106]

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[MeMii]

I was thinking specifically the roof to prevent it denting so easily. I know silentcoat is supposed to stop panel vibration when exposed to audio so I thought it might add some strength as well.

 

I'll have a go this summer and see what happens.

[Stormchaser]

That'll be headlining down though won't it? [emoji15]

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[MeMii]

Yes, things could get messy.

[Didescharlie]

Welcome!