Richard A Thackeray

Maybe so?

Not bought new, I picked it up on 'Spring Bank' to replace my 2011 (& owned since March 2012) Octavia estate Tdi I only got it, because SWMBO wanted a caravan 2017 SE 5-seat 2.0Tdi 6-speed manual 4x4

I like that colour, I've seen a couple in it

I'm not saying I want to, & I certainly know which roads around here flood, & invariably it's the same ones! The fences/railings act as depth-gauges

Apologies for a long absence I joined in March 2012, when I bought an Octavia SE estate (1.6Tdi) I had that until the end of May, & put over 150,000miles on it, but my wifes desire for a caravan again, led to its departure We had a look around & after a couple of other thoughts, bought a Kodiaq It's a 2017 SE 2.0Tdi 6-speed manual 4x4 5-seater It's quite enjoyable, but I still miss the driving dynamics of my Octavia (which had been remapped to 250ib/ft &150BHP)

I've been away from the site for quite a while, but have recently replaced my (2011) Octavia SE 1.6Tdi estate (which I've owned since March 2012) with a Kodiaq 4x4, & this question is rather intriguing I've had a few 90s & a couple of 110s before, so are familiar with their wading capabilities (even of a standard Td5) It's probably more to the point that the quoted depth is an 'arse-coverer', so no-one tries to claim for water damage/engine hydraulicing/etc....