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cross compatible on: Skoda Columbus (Mib2H), Seat Navi Plus (Mib2H), VW Discover Pro (Mib2H), Audi MMI Navigation Plus (Mib2H) # ECE 2022 26.5 GB Version: V03.959.810.C 195 ECE 2022 DevVersion: P195_N60S5MIBH3_EU_NT_Q1.21 VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/P195_N60S5MIBH3_EU_NT.7z VW portal: https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/P195_N60S5MIBH3_EU_NT.7z Files inside: 2021.04.22 Downloadable: 2021.10.29 Published: 2021.--.-- Škoda portal: https://infotainment-cdn.skoda-auto.com/base/maps/HIGH12_P195_EU_202145.zip Files inside: 2021.04.22 Downloadable: 2021.10.21 Published: 2021.10.22 Seat portal: - - Downloadable: 2021.--.-- Published: 2021.--.-- # Rest of World 2022 25.1 GB Version: V03.959.810.CD 0099 ROW 2022 DevVersion: P99_N60S5MIBH3_ROW_NT_Q1.21 VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/P99_N60S5MIBH3_ROW_NT.7z VW portal: https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/P99_N60S5MIBH3_ROW_NT.7z Files inside: 2021.06.09 Downloadable: 2021.10.29 Published: 2021.--.-- Škoda portal: https://infotainment-cdn.skoda-auto.com/base/maps/HIGH12_P99_ROW_202145.zip Files inside: 2021.06.09 Downloadable: 2021.10.21 Published: 2021.10.22 ======= coverage ======= # EU Albania*, Andorra, Austria, Belarus*, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina*, Bulgaria*, Croatia, Cyprus*, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia*, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Kosovo*, Latvia*, Liechtenstein, Lithuania*, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldova*, Monaco, Montenegro*, Netherlands, Northern Macedonia*, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania*, Russia*, San Marino, Serbia*, Slovakia, Slovenia*, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey*, Ukraine*, Vatican City * partially # ROW Argentina*, Australia, Bahrain, Botswana*, Brazil*, Brunei*, Chile*, Indonesia*, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lesotho*, Malaysia, Mexico*, Mozambique*, Namibia*, New Zealand, Oman, Philippines*, Qatar, Reunion*, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Swaziland*, Thailand*, Turkey*, United Arab Emirates * partially ======= instruction ======= 1. download 7z/zip archive from direct link 2. extract content to SD Card or USB 3. insert memory device into slot of Columbus 4. start of update usually is offered automatically, manually can be found under Navi-> Settings !!! note for MAC users -> https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/452002-direct-download-links-for-ece-20182019-maps/page/2/?tab=comments#comment-5095042 couple of potential questions are answered in previous posts: Columbus Maps 2021/2022 Columbus Maps 2021 Columbus Maps 2020/2021 Columbus Maps 2020

Got self-adhesive laser cutted liners for Karoq from a local company 😍

. They look really good. Especially the door pocket liners. I'd have a set of those in a flash. As far as I'm aware you can't get anything like those in the UK, though I'd be c*ck-a-hoop if someone knows better. Does your local company have a website, by any chance? Might they be persuaded to ship abroad? .

new pads fitted. the whiteline rarb already loosing his paint so, f u whiteline. Ordering some h&r at the end of the month. Next purchase.... wavetrac for the 0AM

Nothing new but racing the little Fabia a lot! Learning a bit more on the set up department, trying new tires as the toyo are now ready to be called slicks. AR-1 now on the car, much more grip from the start, doesn't have to wait two laps to make time. Here are the links for the youtube videos of this month trackdays

cross compatible on: Škoda Amundsen (MIB2), Seat Navi (MIB2), VW Discover Media2 (MIB2), Audi MMI ?-?-? (MIB2), MAN Media VAN Navigation # ECE AS(A1) 2022/23 15 GB VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU-AS_1810_V15.7z VW portal: https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU-AS_1810_V15.7z Files inside: 2021.05.12 Downloadable: 2021.11.22 Published: 2021.11.25 Škoda portal: https://infotainment-cdn.skoda-auto.com/base/maps/STD2_1810_EU_A1_202222.zip Files inside: 2021.05.12 Downloadable: 2022.05.09 Published: 2022.06.0? Seat portal: http://seatmapdownloads.akamaized.net/EUAS/EU_AS_STD_1810.zip Files inside: 2021.02.12 Downloadable: 2021.10.19 Published: 2021.--.-- # ECE 1 2022/23 6.6 GB VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU1_1810_V15.7z VW portal: https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU1_1810_V15.7z Files inside: 2021.05.12 Downloadable: 2021.11.21 Published: 2021.11.25 Škoda portal: https://infotainment-cdn.skoda-auto.com/base/maps/STD2_1810_EU1_202222.zip Files inside: 2021.05.12 Downloadable: 2022.05.09 Published: 2022.06.0? Seat portal: http://seatmapdownloads.akamaized.net/EU1/EU1_STD_1810.zip Files inside: 2021.05.12 Downloadable: 2021.10.19 Published: 2021.--.-- # ECE 2 2022/23 6.2 GB VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU2_1810_V15.7z VW portal: https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU2_1810_V15.7z Škoda portal: https://infotainment-cdn.skoda-auto.com/base/maps/STD2_1810_EU2_202222.zip Seat portal: http://seatmapdownloads.akamaized.net/EU2/EU2_STD_1810.zip # ECE 3 2022/23 5.2 GB VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU3_1810_V15.7z VW portal: https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU3_1810_V15.7z Škoda portal: https://infotainment-cdn.skoda-auto.com/base/maps/STD2_1810_EU3_202222.zip Seat portal: - - # ECE 4 2022/23 8.4 GB VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU-DL1_1810_V15.7z VW portal: https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU-DL1_1810_V15.7z Škoda portal: https://infotainment-cdn.skoda-auto.com/base/maps/STD2_1810_EU_DL1_202222.zip Seat portal: https://seatmapdownloads.akamaized.net/EUDL1/EU_DL1_STD_1810.zip # ECE 5 2022/23 8.5 GB VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU-DL2_1810_V15.7z VW portal: https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU-DL2_1810_V15.7z Škoda portal: https://infotainment-cdn.skoda-auto.com/base/maps/STD2_1810_EU_DL2_202222.zip Seat portal: https://seatmapdownloads.akamaized.net/EUDL2/EU_DL2_STD_1810.zip # ECE 6 2022/23 8 GB VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU-DL3_1810_V15.7z VW portal: https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU-DL3_1810_V15.7z Škoda portal: https://infotainment-cdn.skoda-auto.com/base/maps/STD2_1810_EU_DL3_202222.zip Seat portal: https://seatmapdownloads.akamaized.net/EUDL3/EU_DL3_STD_1810.zip # ECE 7 2022/23 6.7 GB VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU-DL4_1810_V15.7z VW portal: - https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU-DL4_1810_V15.7z Škoda portal: https://infotainment-cdn.skoda-auto.com/base/maps/STD2_1810_EU_DL4_202222.zip Seat portal: https://seatmapdownloads.akamaized.net/EUDL4/EU_DL4_STD_1810.zip # ROW 1 2022/23 6.8 GB VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_MRM1_1810_V15.7z VW portal: https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_MRM1_1810_V15.7z Škoda portal: https://infotainment-cdn.skoda-auto.com/base/maps/STD2_1810_MRM1_202222.zip Seat portal: https://seatmapdownloads.akamaized.net/MRM1/MRM1_STD_1810.zip # ROW 2 2022/23 4.4 GB VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_MRM2_1810_V15.7z VW portal: https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_MRM2_1810_V15.7z Škoda portal: https://infotainment-cdn.skoda-auto.com/base/maps/STD2_1810_MRM2_202222.zip Seat portal: https://seatmapdownloads.akamaized.net/MRM2/MRM2_STD_1810.zip # ROW 3 2022/23 5.2 GB VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_MRM3_1810_V15.7z VW portal: https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_MRM3_1810_V15.7z Škoda portal: https://infotainment-cdn.skoda-auto.com/base/maps/STD2_1810_MRM3_202222.zip Seat portal: https://seatmapdownloads.akamaized.net/MRM3/MRM3_STD_1810.zip # MRM DL1 2022/23 5.6 Gb VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_MRM-DL1_1810_V15.7z VW portal: https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_MRM-DL1_1810_V15.7z # MRM DL2 2022/23 1.3 Gb VW portal: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_MRM-DL2_1810_V15.7z VW portal: https://navigation-maps.volkswagen.com/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_MRM-DL2_1810_V15.7z ======= coverage ======= # ECE AS(A1) Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Faroe Islands, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Ireland, Italy, Kosovo, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Vatican City State # ECE 1 Andorra, Belgium, Faroe Islands, France, Gibraltar, Iceland, Ireland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom # ECE 2 Albania, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Norway, Romania, Russian Federation, Serbia, Sweden, Ukraine # ECE 3 Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Liechtenstein, Malta, Poland, San Marino, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Vatican City State # ECE 4 Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Poland, San Marino, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Vatican City State # ECE 5 Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Faroe Islands (land-use only), France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Poland, San Marino, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, United Kingdom (incl. Isle of Man), Vatican City State # ECE 6 Andorra, Belgium, Denmark, Faroe Islands (land-use only), Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom (incl. Isle of Man) # ECE 7 Albania, Austria, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Macedonia, F.Y.R.O., Malta, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, Vatican City State # ROW 1 Israel, Argentina, Brazil, Fr. Guyana *, Guadeloupe *, Martinique *, Mexico, Turkey * # ROW 2 India *, Chile * # ROW 3 Australia, New Zealand, Botswana *, Lesotho *, Mozambique *, Namibia *, South Africa, Swaziland *; Reunion *, Brunei, Indonesia *, Malaysia *, Philippines *, Singapore, Thailand, Egypt *, Algeria *, Bahrain *, Jordan *, Qatar *, Kuwait, Morocco, Oman *, Saudi Arbien *, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates * # MRM DL1 Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Martinique # MRM DL2 Israel, Turkey ======= instruction ======= Don't ask me details, i have Columbus Mib2H. all what i know, files must be extracted to original(Škoda's) SD Card some questions have been already answered in previous treads: -> 2022 -> 2021 -> 2020 -> 2018/2019

Clockspring is foutu.

Why do you want regular feedback? What difference does it make to you if a dealer says "I'll contact you when we have an update" or says " I'll contact you every week with a status report"? It won't make the car arrive any sooner, you won't have any more details, you won't know the expected delivery date any time sooner, so what's the point of regular feedback?

There’s posts on here somewhere about doing the fix yourself with washing up sponges

Had a go at adjusting the linkages on the gearbox, very easy job. Hardest part was removing the airbox and battery to get to them. Greased some bits on top of the gearbox and sprayed ptfe spray on the ball socket in the car. Have to say for a few hours work its made this car SO much smoother changing gears, always took a while to get into fifth gear, and reverse could be a bit of a pain too. Now it feels almost buttery smooth getting into any gear, almost exactly what I was looking for. On the topic of gearbox stuff, short shifter never came, complete and utter ****show with customs had it sent back to england. Got my money back anyway which has paid for another thing that should hopefully be coming next week. Hopefully. But honestly now with everything greased up and aligned I'm glad It didnt come, no need for it now. I have a plan for the bushings on the cable ends. The ones on the car feel really soft and while I know some companies do make metal bushings to replace the ones on the car, I think I might be able to tighten them up a bit without spending much at all to do it. Next day i'm out I'll tear into the mk1 and see if the cable ends on it are the same as on the mk2 (they should be), I'll remove those, do a bit of work on them and swap them into this and see if it makes any difference. Can't hurt anyway. Also, found my vRS intake was rubbing against some coolant hoses. Not too bad yet so I simply put some of that heat tape over the rub spots as a layer of protection for the hoses. When I was so far in the car I checked the turbo out, feels like its in good shape still touch wood. When I did that turbo damper "mod" ages ago I cleaned out the intake hose and infront of the turbo of oil coming from the breather, and there was a fair bit of oily goop. Checked it today and there was barely any goop there to clean up. Fairly productive evening then.

Looking well for its age, only thing I would do is get some mudguards. Even the universal moulded ones are fine. Imagine it might be a bit hard to get original mudguards for a mk1 these days. Otherwise I'd save up over winter and get some new shocks/springs in it, definately makes a big difference from worn out original stuff. You never know, might find yourself some low mileage shocks/springs on Facebook Marketplace and the likes. Worth a shout anyhow.

No sorry I don't and I might have given you a bum steer there as I can't find it only a valve (which I'd have thought would lead to a drain passage/tube(?)) perhaps forget that and cross that bridge if you come to it as I'd guess the exit is under the car too. Just seen run4mo's post and my guess would have been just r/h/s of centre width line of car but sheer guess that could well be wrong. Thinking about it you'd probably have to remove the wiper arm(s) to get the plastic cover off but there enough flex to get in there, employee a small child if need be. I've never cleared the drain channels on the Fabia as although it permanently sits outside it's rarely under trees, if it's like others I've done care, time and patience pays, doesn't have to be a lot of time or patience but not rush or Billy-big-*******s look how clever I am in how fast I can do this (not always very well or balls something up). If you can sort it and post photos we'll all know for future reference. Why these things are so top secret is always beyond me, should be in the Driver's Handbook. VAG are just so full of secrets! 😁

The AC condensate drain is located on the engine side of the bulkhead "well down towards the centre from the LHS" but it is covered by the sound proofing which makes things a bit tricky to uncover/reveal. Normal when it chokes the water drain to the inside of the car but probably not via the pollen filter. I'm sure that I've looked at this on a same age Polo, and the rearmost edge of the water deflector slides into and grips under the windscreen area, one way to remove that side is to use a loop made of a cable tie and loop it over one end/side and pull from same the RHS to the centre and repeat that form the LHS - I've not bother to put that to the test, if the Fabia is the same as the Polo I don't know but I'd image it would be, so I've just forced a hand and arm under that cover if and when I've had to. We garage our cars so not much ends up down there, but anyone that parks their car outside and near trees hedges etc should check that area once a year and cleared of any nasty stuff.

Mib2H zip i were able extract by built function of Total Commander 7.55 but Mib2 zip failed that way and i had to use WinRAR 6.1

No good deed goes unpunished.

Thanks! Great car.

That might still be OK. Piggy-back fuseholder (example) in that position 30 with 15Amp fuses in both parts, then cut up a spare fuse to leave just one bare contact and solder it carefully to the end of the wire coming off the piggyback. Make sure the whole part that normally goes into the fuseholder is as it was. Plug that into the contact of position 47 that isn't always live (the one going off to the accessory socket).

cheers buddy!

Welcome to the forums, Chris!

Nice looking Octavia, Rob! Welcome to the forums.

Is there a fuse in position 30, neighbour of 47 in the other row? I might have an idea if there isn't.

Different engine maps, and maybe, repeat maybe, camshafts. Beyond that, if I may, won't the Webasto make the car more saleable in future even if you don't need it?

Nice thanks, I've ordered one of these 🎉 Will have to wait till next week for it to arrive and try it out. That gives me the weekend to resurrect an old Windows laptop 😬 See you on the other side 👋

Cable example: VW Audi Seat Skoda USB Interface for VAG-COM 409.1 or VCDS Lite - most VAG 1996-2003 (gendan.co.uk) (what I have). Cheaper ones can be had via ebay, but can't make any specific recommendations. Avoid ones that come with software on CD, likely to bring spyware with them, and the software is a free download! Software Ross-Tech: VCDS-Lite: Download Ross-tech's function chart (Functions - Ross-Tech Wiki) suggests that Lite can do coding even in its unregistered state, but I can't personally confirm that as I have registered mine and never tried beforehand. Well worth trying to do what you need on the unregistered version, it'll just be greyed out if you can't do something, I guess.

This is absolutely extraordinary, I must be the only person here who has actually USED Rivnuts and I can categorically tell you that they are plenty strong enough because the bolt you wind into the set Rivnut actually tightens the fixing clamping it even harder.

Depends on whether you want to use solar or a smart charging tariff in the future. If you have any intention of using solar, look at a Zappi or similar. Do not get a Podpoint as they are incapable of moderating charge rate to just use your solar power. If you're using a tariff that has cheaper power at a fixed time of day (I have 5p/kWh overnight on Octopus Go) any schedulable charger is fine. Podpoint is OK for this. There will be more sophisticated tariffs coming - for example https://octopus.energy/intelligent-octopus/ or Agile Octopus - where the cheap car charging period changes according to demand. for these you need a proeprly smart charger and Intelligent Octopus only works with one for the time being. I think complex tariffs and solar compatibility are essential as different charges at different times of day will increasingly be the normand will certainly be the cheap way to go.

Just did a 100 miles run, it actually sounds like the rear drivers door is not latched, fingers crossed for Monday and the dealer check

https://www.graficar.com.tr/product/skoda-karoq-konfor-seti They ship worldwide, EN version of the website is available. They are using my pics in their website 😃

Not quite. More expensive cars are more likely to be "prioritised" by car manufacturers for two reasons. 1. They make more money on them 2. In absolute terms they help cashflow (as irrespective of point 1 above, by definition selling them means more money into the company) The argument to the counter is that, generally speaking, more expensive cars need more chips (but incrementally not more to offset 1 and 2 above). In terms of Skoda, I would think that, given the above, the Kodiaq would be prioritised. I wouldn't want to be waiting on an Octavia at the moment.

Quick snap from inside the front door. Morning beading.

Ah - sounds like a nice simple solution. As for disconnecting the solenoid, I'm afraid I honestly couldn't tell you but I am certain that there are others here who can. Hopefully it' pretty simple anyway. Cheers, D.

new map files -> Columbus Mib2H 2022 -> Amundsen Mib2 2022/23

It worked fine, upgrade it from software 472 to 480. All you need is posted at this 1-45 pages, future upgrader... JUST READ !!

there two very different models....... L&K if your old VRS if your not 😛

I managed to get the studded winter tires on in time a couple of days ago and today the snow came. 🥶 ❤️ I love Winter ❤️ Now we will have snow until the middle of May. ⛷️ ( Michelin X-Ice North-4 , 205/55x17" )

Had mine a couple of months now, have changed all the front and rear emblems from Chrome to Black, as think it fits better with all the other black trim on the car - Loving the bright colour as previous cars have been white and black!

It's rare for gearboxes to fail completely, they usually get much noisier first, try topping up the gearbox oil to slow down the failure.

It's a captive steel washer. OEM part number is N90813202 for the sump bolt including the captive steel washer. Aftermarket ones are available on ebay for £1.69 including postage. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/114843270361?hash=item1abd313cd9:g:G0cAAOSwaE9gv4s3 As you can see below, the specification is M14x1.5x22 33 N 90813202 seal bolt with sealing ring M14X1,5X22-TC- S20 1

They are optional. I fed a cable from the boot 12v socket through the armrest!

Hi Harvey, I was struggling too. Just before I was going to give up, I read this advice from somebody on the forum: after unzipping file to your card you should have there in the root directory there files: Mib1, Mib2 and metainfo2. Nothing more. It worked for me after about 2 weeks of desperation.

Are you a Mac user?

2 oils in this 7 speed twin dry clutch DSG, that in the box and that for the MCU. Different from the wet clutch DSG,s with oil change service schedules, the same oil does both.

The radio logos are available to install from the skoda update portal. https://updateportal.skoda-auto.com/ A quick you tube video shows you how to upload them https://youtu.be/rpxge-V6IPc

Hi everyone Just an update to say, I am still around and still own the Audi although it has now become a second car rather than my main daily driver. The Audi has had so much done now since the last update. Serviced by me, New disks / pads and front brake calipers ABS Sensor replaced Cambelt and tensioners done New tyres all round. All this work resulted in a clean MOT a few weeks ago, and it's hardly been driven since.

Hi, what are you saying about this on Superb III Combi 2020 L&K? Is it in tolerance of factory, or it is definitely bad fitted front doors? Look at this rubber and bad alignment and this which is aligned correctly: And what about this in the bottom? It is not in same level, front doors are little bit to the outer side. Car was bought as new (~8000km) and seller told that it is accident-free. Your thoughts and your photos please. Thank you

Anyone could advise me if I can swap my existing seats with either the ones from Octavia or Passat or any a6 please, any advice would b appreciated. Millions of thanks

collected yesterday SKODA ENYAQ IV ESTATE 132kW 60 Lodge Nav 62kWh 5dr Auto Fitted With: Black roof rails, Radiator grille frame in black with chrome strip, Electrically retractable towbar, Panoramic sunroof, Climate pack - Enyaq, Assisted drive pack plus - Enyaq,, Comfort seat pack plus - Enyaq, Convenience pack - Enyaq, Family pack plus - Enyaq, Infotainment pack plus - Enyaq, Parking pack plus - Enyaq, Transport pack - Enyaq, Light and view pack - Enyaq, Metallic - Race blue, Rear side airbags, 100 kW DC charging, 19" Regulus Anthracite alloy wheels [PJC], Drive sport plus pack - Enyaq, Drive sport pack - Enyaq, Carpet Mats (Set of 4)

Collected my Enyaq iV 80 yesterday. Loft trim and Energy Blue.

@Kenny R that's quite promising! It leads me into my answer to @SashaGrace response... I'd not even consider putting it up for private sale to be honest. Partly for the reasons you outline but mainly because I can't stand the kind of people you have to deal with. I've been buying and selling cars and motorbikes of my own for over 20 years now and the hassle and bother I've had over £100 let alone £18k is unbearable. There are some good people out there but its a pit of idiocy and scum. I remember I was selling my hayabusa, I was in the pub watching the football and some geordie bloke rang me up telling me he could get them 'much cheaper' where he was and he could only give me 2.5k for it, he would come get it that day, when I declined he gave me all sorts of abuse. I sold it on ebay for 5k but these people exist. I'm sat with 2 guitar amps I'm selling and I'd rather take the loss than put them on ebay lol I would look to shift it onto WBAC or Arnold Clark or similar. It has got another 6 months on the warranty and it's mint but I don't want the bother you get waiting for that right person to come along.

Enyaq 60 Nav Lounge in race blue with heat pump 100 kW charging, climate basic, srive sport basic, Assisted drive plus and HUD Now does anyone want to buy a Tesla Model 3? ;-)