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I never got more than 30 miles, and typically it was around 25. That distance is fine for pottering about, and then on longer motorway journeys I would get around 65mpg

I had the same issue recently. This is what I ended up with (having tried two others!!) https://amzn.eu/d/5MuV3Iv

I had this once. Was very scarey, but luckily only for a few moments. (It was in my old octy) It was worse when I was doing 70, and then the ACC went down to 10mph (I think it must have seen a motorway roadworks sign)

This is my old car and was sold recently be a dealer in London. Just curious who now owns it

The dealership must have done an update when they had the car yesterday as I am sure they weren’t that colour earlier in the week, and I think the font has changed on the E

I am sure the border of the dials never used to be red. It’s a really bold colour and I want blue or purple Any ideas

I have a 2022 sportline and it arrived back from the garage today with the dials being a different colour. I have gone through the menus and can’t find where to change it. Thanks in advance

I took delivery of my 2023 Karoq 8 weeks ago and it only came with one key. The dealer ordered a new one which I got last week (unfortunately they didn’t programme it so the car now has to go back in) Lucky they agreed to supply the key FOC

Look at a bank loan as interest rates are lower (don’t do a car loan) Use one of the Conpassion sites Look at a 3rd party warranty that covers the same as a ŠKODA warranty, Get your figures and then maybe make ŠKODA an offer. You should be in a good position as the car should be worth more than your balloon balance as your mileage is lower (maybe get a quote to sell on motorway) as that might be an incentive to change

Thank you.

Thank you. The car needs to go back to the dealership soon (for some bodywork that the damaged!!) so I will get it checked out then

Took a photo of the details on the windscreen. No ŠKODA logo

Got that and read the other posts Will have to wait until it freezes to check it!!! Thanks

Hi, I have a 2022 sportline that I collected a couple of weeks ago. It is supposed to have a heated windscreen and I wondered that as it is now almost summer (!!) how I make sure the screen is either original or is a replacement that is still heated. On some cars you can see the elements but I can see any on this screen Thanks

the car is lovely. It was my 4th Octavia, had L&K's, and this was up there. The battery issue (12v) was an annoyance more than anything that stopped me from using the car, so sometimes not being able to preheat, or not being able to use keyless. It is not as bad as the HV issues some (including me) have. This was my second Phev (first was a merc c350e about 10 years ago) and it will be my last. It is great if you are doing a 10m round trip, looking at the MPG which shows 300mpg, but knowing that it is only costing you a couple of pounds. It is when you are on the motorway. A 200 mile trip will show mid to high 60's, but unlikely it is cost effective to charge (45/55p+ is more expensive than petrol) so on my journey home I would only get early 50's. My Karoq is only giving me 35mpg around town and 42 ish on motorways, so it is costing more, but at the moment i am not bothered. The 12v battery I believe is a standard battery, but if I were you, I would ask for the full history of the car. Not the service history, but a workshop history. It will show all the faults, updates etc. Without that I personally would go for the 1.0 or 1.5 and not the Phev.