HKRJohn

Top Man! Take a bow!:-)

Thankfully mine came without.

My neighbour has a VRS TDI 12 plate - 40k miles and no flaps. Bodywork is in good nick. Third Skoda for me VRS 230 no flaps for me; 7k per year always look after my cars and mostly town driving undertaken negates the need for flaps IMO.

Nezman is spot on. IMO they are on the money.

Agreed. First time I have had a car with Xenons; big improvement.

You'll love the car; enjoy. Best Skoda I've ever owned.

Previous car Octy 3 Tsi 1.4 hatchback slightly noisier than my current Octy 3 230 estate. Neither problematic noise wise for me. Rubber mat in the boot on both cars. .

Yes apologies and I wouldn't disagree with your view. I drove one Accord (2.0) and four Civics (1.6 & 1.8).

Third Skoda and second VRS Petrol. VRS 230 Estate 900 miles on the clock. Gave it a good run today and it was fast and rewarding. Had Honda's before I switched to Skoda's in 2010, bullet proof reliability but not engaging drive wise. Agree with others, I could pay more for another make but the VRS ticks all the boxes for me. My wife would drive a Citigo as cars don't interest her (nothing wrong with a Citigo). My daughter who is 12 is a badge snob would you believe, Mercs, BMWs, Range Rovers tick her boxes. Skoda ticks mine as previously stated.

Good result. You will be delighted with the VRS. Best of luck.

I would make some waves in relation to this unacceptable situation that you have been put in. I would write to them expressing your disappointment asking them what urgent action are they going to take to get you back on side. Ask for a response from the Directors of the dealership. VRS good option.

Had a 1.4 TSI Elegance 13 plate did exactly the same for the 13.5k miles that I had the car. Never bothered me to be honest. Car drove perfectly.

Had 3 Petrol Octys. 10 plate VRS; 13 plate Elegance (SEL); 65 Plate VRS 230 (estate). I do 6k miles a year. VRS the one for me.

Not driven one but I know many people that have who all have given the Yeti a big thumbs up!

Welcome to the Estate club. Enjoy tha car!