Billywizzo

I have just got my new Kodiaq. The clock was 24h when I picked it up from the dealers. I setup a user profile, where it asks your country and the clock changed to 12h with no option to change to 24h in any options I could find. Then I was playing with the info system and some how came across the user profile personalization options and there is an option for 24h, so clock reading 24h now. Please dont ask how I found it as I tried to find it again with no luck. So it can be changed.

Lucky you even got an email saying order received. When the dealer phoned to let us know the car was in the Uk she first asked what updates I had received about our order from the person who sold us the car and my response was nothing from the dealer since I emailed the signed order form to her at the end of August. Not sure they are up to speed on keeping customers informed about things.

Just for info, we ordered a factory build at the end of August and have been told by the dealer it should be ready by the end of next week as it is now built and in the UK. Was quoted mid December for delivery but it looks like it is much quicker.

We have a 14 week wait and ordered end of August for delivery in December hopefully

If you go to the skoda site and build your own Kodiaq, from the SEL trim and above there is wireless charging as standard. Can't see it as an option an any lower spec models.

Not sure if that was for me but I did carwow and went to the dealer from carwow that offered the options I wanted at a good discount. Then the dealer went through the options, we changed a few and then the dealer came back with a new offer which we took.

Did you go for it. When I went in to the dealer after doing carwow, the dealer went through and sorted out what options I really wanted and what was included in different packs. Waiting until December for delivery now.

Hope so. Will find have to wait till December to find out

That may be true but when selecting your new car on the Skoda web site there is not a driver assist package. If you select travel assist you cannot select either of the lane assist options that say blind spot as it says you have to remove travel assist.. Anyway I have ordered my car now with travel assist which I would rather have as I could only select one or the other as far as I could tell and travel assist had more included for the money. Bill

When you build your car and select travel assist it will not let you pick any of the options with blind spot. Maybe there is a way to get them together but I could not find it.

Too late for me to add them now. That’s what happens when you listen to a dealer 😂

That is what I was told when ordering my car. They might have been wrong or misinformed I guess, but it would have been another extra I would have added so I don’t know why they would have put me off getting them.

When I ordered my Kodiaq I asked about getting the door protectors fitted as they look like a great idea, and was told they are not an option any more as they have an issue with then falling off so have stopped fitting them for the time being.

Hi, We are about to order a new 1.5 petrol DSG Kodiaq SE L Looking to add a few extras as we plan to keep the car a while and wondered what owners thought about what they wish they either had or not had fitted as extras. Also wondered what owners thought on some of the extras we plan to get if they have them fitted. We are looking at getting towbar, leather, acc, tri climate control, virtual cockpit, heated rear seats, rear tables (both those options for the kids), sunroof, rear camera, spare wheel as optional extras. Was going for the electric front drivers seat but decided it was one gadget too far. Considering dropping the sunroof and going for either active lane assist with blind spot or Traffic assist which includes active lane assist, traffic jam assist, acc and sign recognition. Wondered what people with either of those two thought about them, are they worth the money ( will be getting acc no matter what ). Cheers Bill