Skoda Karoq SUV SE L 1.5 TSI 150PS DSG auto 5d Owner Review

The Amundsen map does not show town and village names, frustrating. This is an acknowledged problem and don't expect an upgrade soon. Unlike my Yeti the DSG does not 'creep', you have to use the accelerator to move. The Yeti had a timing chain; this has a belt. A major plus is that, unlike the Yeti, the doors cover the sills. So, no more muddy marks on the back of my trouser legs. I wish there was a power socket in the rear view mirror for dashcams. The Yeti was 1.2 litre this is 1.5 litre and I think the tank is a bit small as I have to fill up more frequently. I have noticed condensation in the side lights but that is OK according to the handbook. I like that you can omit the centre, rear seat and space the outer seats close or wide apart. I wish there was a significant aerial on which I could fit a ball or flag. At a distance this dark grey car blends in with all the other 'blob' SUVs. Glad I went for the leather interior and 18" wheels. Overall, I'm pleased with it but miss the Yeti. Especially since I got £6.4k for it, and later, saw it advertised at £10.0k!