Gavintk

100% wrong in believing "until they knew Skoda UK were admitting they were at fault"? I didn't say I believed them, I was merely stating what they had said. I know what my rights are so I'm not entirely sure what your lecture seems to be about. Oh and you've quoted my posts out of order so you can cut out all the "again" nonsense.

Yes, SE First Edition estate.

Yes they told me the same as well as other various excuses. I was within 30 days of having purchased the car and under the consumer rights act it was returned simply becauae it was "not as described". I complained to the dealership originally but they wouldn't ok the return until they knew Skoda UK were admitting they were at fault so to speak.

When I complained to Skoda about missing boot release button and missing dimming rear view mirror they offered £300 to spend in the network. At this point I was so disappointed with the whole experience of dealing with Skoda that I merely informed them that the car was not as described. End result - car returned within 48 hours for full refund. Might seem a bit extreme but I was already fed up with software glitches and numerous other problems that became a convenient excuse/reason.

Have got an SE First Edition and don't have an auto dimming rear view mirror. Skoda say it's a mistake on the website. Don't have a boot lid release button either. Skoda say this is a mistake on the website. Think you are expected to hope for the best that the car you buy is actually equipped properly and in accordance with stated specification.