steve_griff

Give over, the car us sold as a compact suv, a suv should be able to take rougher roads (std in the UK) without it sounding like a tin box of creeks and groans. the Infotainment system is poor, numerous posts about the crashing, the failure of Skoda to fix the issue, the fact you have to pay each year to get system updates. If the system was released before being ready, then why have Skoda not applied for a recall? Yes the handbrake was in the same position but since I was sat in a stationary car in a showroom didn't think of it. Why didn't Skoda change the position for the UK model? guess just cheaper to leave where it is. I have visited the dealer before, poor as are Skoda cars. First and last one.

I have owned a kamiq since June 2020, its a rattling box on wheels with the handbrake on the wrong side to save money to change it, poor electrics and infotainment system which crashes all the time, an indicator which when turning left restarts the last tune haha. Please don't.

I had the same issue over the past two weeks in the Lake District. High pitch sound and the whole infotainment system reboots, every 15-20mins whilst away. Booked in but since leaving the area it hasn't happened once. I guess with the roads it drops GPS and can't keep up with the roads and fails. I too just come out of the Skoda connect 1st year, not paying £80 to know if I have locked the car, on top of I actually couldn't lock on the app unless I went to the dealer with ID, odd that I had to show ID to pay the car...