tim0409

Just had my emergency call module replaced by Skoda (2019 MY) after a four month wait for the part; at least it failed in the warranty period!

That’s a really nice colour; enjoy!

Great looking Scala, congratulations! If you look in the vehicle data on the infotainment system it should tell you when it’s next due a service, which should give you a clue as to when it was last serviced/inspected. I own a 2 year old Scala, which I bought at 8 months and it had an oil service at 12 months, and I’ve just given it it’s second last week.

One of the reasons I went for the Scala was the seats; I suffer from a bad back and I need adjustable lumbar support, which the Scala has in addition to offering a wide range of adjustment. I had a Fabia a while back and I found the seats to be awful, not lease because they didn't have any lumbar support. The 1.0 litre engine (115) is fantastic and more than enough power for the car.

I’ve had the same issue and as far as I could see there isn’t a way to turn it off. It’s really irritating, not least because of all the other things you have to “set” on each journey including the hateful lane assist. The dealer couldn’t sort it so my solution is never to turn the head unit off, and i’ve never had it pop up since. I won’t be buying another Skoda though.

I agree re lane assist; it's the first thing I switch off before starting out. I hate it with a passion and I won't buy another Skoda unless it can either be switched off permanently, or it's improved to the point where it doesn't want to steer me towards a hedge/kerb because the road has previously been repaired and it mistakes the tar line as the centre line. In terms of the other prompts, I found them annoying (share my position every time I started); the solution is never to switch off the stereo manually and it doesn't come up.

Only for that journey; the next time you start up it will be on by default.