PaulOzz

My yeti came down to 18595 on a pcp . That's the deal I got from letchworth Skoda. Highly recommended

I have just picked my first new yeti se drive 1.2tsi dsg and is have loads of extras over spec. Like heated seats and front screen, dab and satnav. Cornering assist spots to name a few. So order one sooner than later as they are running out quickly

I was looking for an suv. Loads of choice. After a lot of to time looking, I learned that as the yeti is now on run out to make way for the karoq. Skoda are adding loads of spec above the specific model spec. I have now got the se drive dsg in business grey with materhorn rims. But this has heated seats and windscreen also parking sensors front and rear with graphics on the screen as well, which swayed it for me. Although there are a number of other features like top in car entertainment system. The dealer in the letchworth even found one with lumber adjustment and cornering assist front spots. I had a Leon 1.6tdi dsg but I think the 1.2tsi day quieter and more refined with the dsg is faultless. Such a relaxing drive. If you are looking guy buy any model ask the dealer to activate smart link on the entertainment system which allows you to control your phone with speech alone. That's a must have in my book. Looking forward to many years of happy motoring.

I guess this comes from owning bikes from new and always get an oil change after the run in period. It just seems to be a long interval from new to the first service.

I'm picking up my new yeti tomorrow and I'm planning to do an unscheduled oil change when it's run in aprox 800 miles. I would like to know if doing this myself could cause problems with the warranty if should need to claim on the warranty later. I intend to use the oil grade recommended. Thanks from a newbie