Montozuma
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42 minutes ago, linni said:
RS and Sportline get it as standard.
Not sure, but if the steering wheel has shift paddles, then it should have a flat bottom.
Edit. If it`s called just "multifunctional", then it`s the standard one.
If it`s called "sporty multifunctional", then it has a flat bottom.
I think its bit smaller than the usual one.
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On skoda option brochure. They have three type of steering wheel just dosent mention if
Three spoke leather heated multifunction steering for DSG comes with flat bottom.
Did you add this as an upgrade..? Looks like your one came standard if its sports model.
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Hi Guys just wanted to ask if someone could advise if the Three spoke leather heated DSG multifunction steering flat bottom or not..?
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Hi Guys just wanted to ask if someone would know if you could haggle a bit with dealer on a PCH contract. Looking forward to hearing from you all :)
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1 hour ago, BoxerBoy said:
Don’t expect a factory build to show up in 3 months. Try 6.
DSG is the only way in the 21st century. But I’m biased with 4 under our belts. Never had a problem.
Of course autos normally use more fuel than manuals, but consumption is driven primarily by your right foot. Your choice. It’s the least of my worries.
I am not expecting a factory build to show up in 3 months. I'll defo have to extend my existing contract till the other one comes VW has given me that option.
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Hi Guys just about to finish my PCH lease in 3months. I am considering and preparing to get a new one. I would appreciate if you all could suggest what could be a best buy as in DSG or Manual. I have heard aparently DSG fuel consumtion is higher and gear box is not very reliable for long term lease and could be expensive to repair. ( Not sure how much of it is true) Looking forward to hearing from you all and your personal experiences on DSG skoda Kodiaq 150PS SE-L
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Hi all had anyone had to top up Adblue yet..? Dose it have to be a special type for Kodiaq..? Any advice
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It breaks it self as well to get your attention. Like a lite judder. But if you are in a narrow road the system thinks you'll have a head on collision. Which made me jump when I first saw the warning :-p
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Hello all. Thank you for your replies. I have recently taken a delivery of Kodiaq with canton add. I didn't have enough time to play with the settings so the sound was not upto my satisfaction.
I have now figured out why the sound on my octavia was different. The reason was the head unit and speakers. It had Amusden rather than Columbus with 8 speakers instead of 12.
I am ver pleased with canton in my Kodiaq :-)
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5 hours ago, bigboss said:
Depending on how you spec it, you can have a SIM card slot.
I see. I don't think I did. Couldn't find any SIM card slot.
Another thing I wanted to ask what you all think of gap insurance. My car is in PCH is it worth as I don't have a balloon payment to pay at the end.
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Didn't wanted to start a new topic.
Could someone plz advice if there is a ways to use skoda connect without using phone data i.e sim car slot etc.
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Picking up mine tomorrow
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If that helps to compare.
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16 hours ago, bigboss said:
A spare wheel needs to be ordered as an option.
Would you know if you I can have Canton and Spare wheel...?
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Not sure if its the right forum to ask. I didn't want to start a new post. Dose anyone know whats going on in Skoda UK car configurator? Kodiaq is not there neither superb :-/
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Skoda Ireland has more option than UK
Not sure why the add on price is all €0 and it has the fancy head rest :-/
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The first one on this video looks like Energy blue or petrol blue .
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7 minutes ago, Montozuma said:
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It it doesn't scroll. I think the daytime led light blinks
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On 22/02/2017 at 21:10, andyvee said:
Very similar spec to what I have ordered
2.0 Tsi Edition DSG 4x4
Petrol Blue / Beige Leather
Dynamic chassis control including drive mode selection and off-road function (PF4)
Ventilated front seats (PHD)
Virtual pedal (PK9)
Heated windscreen (PKV)
Heated leather MFSW (PLD)
Adaptive cruise control (PLI)
Ambient lighting (PN3)
Park assist (PPA)
Travel assist (PWD)
Area view with rear LED lights high (PWG)
Heated washer nozzles for front windscreen (9T1)
Heated front and rear seats (4A4)
Sun visors with mirror, illuminated (5XH)
Textile floor mats (0TD)
I thought heated from seats are standard on edition...?
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I am hesitating to add Canton in Kodiaq as it is in PCH.
I've heard Canton in Supurb which sounds awasome. I won't mind spending bit more if it sounds same as Supurb. I can't get my head around why canton in my Octavia doesn't sound as good as Supurb.
Only thing I can think of is I have Amundsen in my Octavia could that make a difference? Has any one heared the Kodiaq sound system. I was to busy looking other things on the car missed out on this :/
Any advice?
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On 2/10/2017 at 08:32, chris1012 said:
In a dillema!
My current lease with my Octavia Scout ends at then end of June 2017 and I ideally would like to hire the scout next but for my required spec (below) I do not want to pay no more than £350 a month inc VAT.
The cheapest I found for my required spec on the EDITION and SE L is £376 inc VAT (3+23).
My current dealer has advised I can wait until April 17 to see if there is any price movements and then make a decision and if I go for the Kodiaq, he will simply extend my lease on my scout until delivery.
The issue I have is if the prices do not drop in April, I may have to look away from Skoda for a 7 seater, which means I may be without a car at the end of the lease while waiting for delivery of a different car....
What would you guys do in my position?
- 2.0 TDI 150 PS DSG
- Edition Trim or SE L
- Quartz Grey Metallic Paint
- Beige Upholstery
- Lane assist and blind spot detection
- ISOFIX on front passenger seat
- Electric child safety lock with rear window roller blinds
- Front and rear parking sensors (rear are included in the SE L & Edition trims but on the website configurator it still charges full price to add just the front sensors)
- Park assist
Chris I want to keep my budget same as you.
I am going for PCH as it's slightly cheaper than PCP.
I really had to think over about adding all the things I would like. At the end I will stick to bare minimum after my dealer advice.
"Why pay for all the tech when I won't keep the car"
I am going for Roller bling : as in PCH I am not allowed to have darker tint. If I do I have to remove it when returning the car apparently), interior ambient light (I am going with black interior thought that might bring some extra light), spare wheel (useful and better), colour maxi dot (to match with in Columbus. Still deciding on Canton sound. With front sensor I thought it will be a big car and is higher. I guess I'm ok in parking I will some how manage it
The quote I got in SEL 4x4 2.0 TDI is Close £400 pm incl Vat and service :/ decisions to make.
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Should I go for 2.0 TDI 4x4 manual or DSG.. Never driven DSG :/ any thoughts would appreciate.
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Has any one taken out PCH for 2-3years SEL 2.0 TDI 4x4 DSG or manual, with few extra? Would be interested to know what quote you've from the dealer.
Extra: Front and Rear parking, Roller blind, mood light, colour maxi dot, Canton, spare wheel. (Not sure if I should add these extra) would appreciate and opinion
buzzing 
Not sure why the add on price is all €0 
and it has the fancy head rest :-/
Virtual cockpit and Waze
in Skoda Kodiaq MKI (2017-2023)
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Hi does any one know if I connect my android ph on USB port in my Kodiaq and use Android auto, would I be able to see Waze on the virtual cockpit screen as well..?