Scruffy

After three software updates, I can say in our experience definitely NO. My daughter has given up learning to drive in it, and her instructor ( who has driven it) described it has "shocking".

I think it is definitely a case of upselling, as they tried to sell me a 5 year service plan even as I was telling them the car goes back next April.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with it, thats the point. They may as well say "your brake pads are 20% worn. We suggest you replace them now!".

Kangarooing, software update, more kangarooing, knocking from somewhere offside front, too many random electrical/software glitches to mention.

Is there anything useful you can do on a Karoq with Carista?

Hi all. Our beloved (not!) Karoq is in for it's second service ( just over 2 yrs old and 17k ) and the dealership is recommending the AC is serviced at a cost of almost £150 notes. Has anyone else had this request? and has anyone else felt it nescessary? My VW Transporter is 4 1/2 years old with nearly 100k on the clock and hasn't had one or needed a AC service/regas, and all the other cars/vans I've owned have never had a regas until at least 100k, and only when they needed it. Another dealership attempt at daylight robbery? or are the new AC systems just not as robust as previous cars?