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Is the modification not just a remap that any remap would wipe off anyway? Meaning if your car is already remapped then you might as well just leave it as it is?

But, but, but those poor polar bears. I am so upset by this, I will never trust anyone ever again. I think the Nox put out by my car might have killed a few daffodils in my front garden, can i sue for that?

Will skoda give me any compensation due to the fact i was unwittingly driving round in a car that was killing squirrels and polar bears for a couple of years? After all i might have deliberately bought the car due to its low emissions and now i might feel upset, violated and cheated.

Bumped up seeing as its now approaching the time of year for these. they were initially advertised at totally the wrong time.

I actally liked the look of my car with the steelies and no trims, especially when the car was dirty.

I will be sticking a set of 16 inch steelies fitted with fallen eurowinter tyres up for sale very shortly. Loads of tread on them.

The flat floor was an extra on my 2013 vrs.

i appreciate its the middle of summer but having sold my octavia I now I have no use for my winter wheels and tyres so i thought I would list them for sale now. I am in no massive hurry to sell so If they don't go quickly they can stay advertised until summer. Its 4 x 16 inch steel wheels ( 5x112 fitting) fitted with 4 x Falken Eurowinter HS 449 winter tyres in size 205/55R16 91H. None of the tyres have ever been punctured and the wheels are undamaged. As you can see from the photos all tyres have approx 7-8 mm of tread left so plenty of life left in them yet. The tyres were fitted to my mk2 VRS but will fit other VAG group cars with the same fitment. The tyres/wheels cost £450 plus new - I am after £200 ono for them. They are located in Consett, Co Durham for collection however i am happy to deliver within an approx 20 miles radius if a briskskoda member wanted them. adult photo sharing jpg images click image upload gifs upload

Street racing of any sort is for buffoons.

The main issue with removal might be that the bar will now form part of the structure of the car. Certainly when mine was fitted they removed and replaced the crash bar from behind the rear bumper, this was a fairly hefty chunk of metal about 4 feet long. You are probably best off leaving the bar fitted unless you can just remove the tow hook bit.

About £200 ish and that was for 3 as far as i can remember, one on very bottom of front bumper, one on back bumper, one on front wing. Some of that might have been due to the tyres too which were all between 3-4 mm. The lad who inspected the car raised it as an issue until i pointed out they were well legal, he then consulted his boss who said as long a they were 3mm they were ok. I would have took £12800 from them to be honest so at £13005 after fees i didn't even bother to question what and why they had knocked off. I was prepared for any private buyer to knock 300-400 off anyway because the tyres were close to needing replacement. Wasn't really expensive motoring to be honest, cost me £220 a month including servicing during the time i had the car. Lot of car for that sort of cash really.

Nope manual and none black line. I had a bit of interest privately from here and piston heads but then i got an email from wbac saying the price on my car had gone up for that weekend only. As theres an office just down the road I thought i would call in with the intention of just walking away if they took the mick and knocked a load off because i wasn't desperate to sell in a hurry. They didn't so I sold to them, hassle free, and to be honest probably for £200-300 more than i would have took as a private sale.

I sold mine to wbac two weeks ago for probably a bit more than i would have taken for a private sale. A 13 plate vrs estate diesel manual with 19,000 miles. After they knocked a bit off for a couple of stone chips and took their rip off fee i ended up with £13,005 in my bank account. Fair enough really when i had it advertised for £13,295 for private sale and expected to be haggled down a bit.

Focus st is another car that makes the octavia look poor value now due to the discounts that can be had. I am currently eating for a diesel st3 hatch with loads of kit- full leather recaro's, adaptive xenons, heated front windscreen, 8"nav screen with 10 speaker upgrade, bluetooth, auto dimming mirror, auto lights/wipers, keyless entry etc etc etc Even with metallic paint i am paying £21800, an estate would be about £800 more. Yes i know its not a big as an octavia but its a hell of a lot cheaper and with a lot more kit. The 250hp petrol version is the same price.