MarieK

MY ex PCH car is for sale for anyone interested. It never gave me an ounce of bother in nearly three years of hire, and was all in fine working order when it went back. BCA guy said it was immaculate. I see someone has pinched the rubber floor and boot mats that I left in it 🤔 It's also fitted with nokian weatherproof all season tyres. https://www.startingroup.co.uk/used-car-details/used-skoda-yeti-12-tsi-110ps-se-l-drive-out-suv-green-manual-petrol/id-63630578783/

That's my wee Yeti away 😭 BCA inspector said it's immaculate. Will be a nice car for someone else with only 14k on the clock.

No they will only dispose of them not buy them. But I can sell locally and get something back.

I've already paid for the Michelins as they were 10% off. I did look at the Goodyears too and will keep them in mind for future.

I don't mind the lack of soft touch interior. I don't touch the dashboard often enough for it to be an issue. Re. the driving comparison, I'll get back to you on that later in the week when I've driven more than the ten miles I've achieved so far 😜 I'm moving house soon so been really busy at home and not had much time for driving. I hope to get out a bit more this week and I'm also getting Michelin Cross Climates fitted to the T Roc on Thursday.

Yes I had an orange Jeep Renegade in between the two Yetis. I seem to have a thing for orange cars 😃

I had a Suzuki Vitara many years ago and I hated it. It was like driving a tin can, but I'm sure they're very different now. Good luck in your search, the Yeti is a hard act to follow

Yesterday my replacement car was delivered, a VW T Roc 1.0l Design that I waited 8 months to be built. Just as well I placed the order well in advance! The PCH Yeti goes back next week, it's such a shame that they're not making any more of these. I almost purchased the Yeti but decided rather than own a three year old car I'd go new and hopefully keep it for a long time. For those pondering on what to buy I can say that the T Roc is a lovely car to drive and the engine is very quiet. It's certainly worth considering a test drive.

EDIT: BCA have said to ignore this as I've never had the V5

Ok one last thing. In the instructions from BCA it has this: You will also need to ensure the following for collection: The V5 is available and section 9 has been filled in with VWFS details and sent to the DVLA I don't hold the log book so how does this work?

Received an invoice today from Skoda for the early termination fee that I paid last week 😤 Phoned them and they're telling me that I owe another months payment for February...erm no, that's why I paid early termination. Eventually sorted out the shambles and also got put through to BCA who have booked inspection and collection for next Wednesday. What a palaver!

I've done that twice now. They tell me its marked as paid but then it turns it out it isn't 😤 Spoke to BCA and they referred me back to Skoda finance again. **** up and brewery springs to mind!

New car is on its way for tomorrow, both cars covered until end of month. Skoda hadn't updated my contract to one month early termination so BCA would be waiting until end of March! Hopefully fixed now.

I've got parking space on my drive but I will have both cars for a couple of weeks maybe. New car is coming on Thursday and still waiting for BCA. I know I have to insure both, just wondered the best way to do it. I'll contact my insurer tomorrow as I hope to know more re. BCA by then

If you have a new car but BCA still haven't collected the pch car, what do you do about insurance for both cars during the overlap?