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Correct and that’s half the problem - part of the brochure shows stuff as standard and then elsewhere says it an option. However, on this occasion, I think the remainder of the brochure is correct and that the previously mentioned things are standard now, as I think that's the whole point of launching the new trim/model.

Car already built and probably at UK port as I was told it was on a boat a few days back, so convinced it will be “old spec” - the very least I will be pushing dealer to do is knock off additional charge for performance package, but if we have any say in it I would prefer a new order (which I suspect dealer will be reluctant to do) - if not, I could possibly withdraw from order but may lose my £500 deposit and may then get messy, but I am frustrated with current situation to say the least as many of those extras on edition trim are things I would really appreciate/use That’s not the first time I have noticed anomalies in the brochure

There is now a revised Karoq brochure effective from 17.10.24 which now includes Edition variants of all trims c63f4efb-a760-4a48-931f-baad88d42aa6 (skoda.co.uk) I am now in a bit of a dilemma - I am shortly about to pick up a 1.5 DSG Sportline and I have added the Performance Package at £1060.00 as part of my order. I have not picked the vehicle up but suspect I will be doing so in the next week or two. Although the list price has risen by a few hundred £, there is now a Sportline Edition which includes nearly £3000 of extras - one of which is the Performance Package, the others being adaptive cruise control, winter package plus and columbus package . As a result, my original order which was based on a very slightly lower list price but with the added £1060.00 Performance Package now comes to more £, than an Edition would have and that would have all the extras mentioned. As the build date for mine was early Sept, I am fairly sure my vehicle will not have those extras (I ordered a Sportline). Although the dealer may not be happy, my thinking is 1. Do I cancel order (if I can) & reorder a Sportline edition at less list price or 2. Ask that they deduct all or most of the £1060.00 as the Edition version now comes with Performance Package included. I realise car specs change and I think I have been really unlucky with the timing but I would feel aggrieved if I ended up paying extra for something that is now included as standard for less £ when I have not even taken delivery.

And you now have flappy paddles, heated steering wheel, lane assist etc i believe

assuming you have space to do so, opening the drivers door (in an emergency) will slam the brakes/hold function on - at least it does on my DSG!

Again, this type of thing is often Standard on other manufacturers - particularly at the Karoq price/sector

From what I can see, very little has changed (apart from a sneaky small price increase)

Thats answered the question I was going to ask (do new ones still come with poor/crap wipers!) - I assume most people are buying Bosch Aerotwin? - Hopefully I have understood correctly that for brand new ones it is front A864S and rear A335H

Thanks - from your signature I assume yours is standard spec? What I don’t understand is that most brand new/unregistered ones on auto trader at main dealers do not have this button? So that suggests it is nothing to do with lane assist?

In that case, don’t think it can be travel assist /ACC related, so as you say it sounds like it is lane guidance - is that same thing as lane assist? Do you know whether that button is also linked to the new automated speed limiter side of things or can you only switch that off (each time) in infotainment menu?

So as yours has that button, has your SEL got any extras or standard spec?

That’s what I wondered but the below link is taken from a car off auto trader which as far as I can tell is standard spec and that has the button - the latest owners manual also suggest it to do with that although they appear to have got the B-side muddled up with the A side http://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202405079443587. Picture 8 & 22

Anyone know what the circled icon is on this standard spec Sportline example (ignore the stock iv photo as the Karoq icon is exactly the same) - looks like speed limiter/lane assist possibly but seen many brand new ones on autotrader (mostly without the icon) and only a few with it - I did think it might be down to the recent Apr24 ish spec changes where e.g. Sportline gets tablet holder etc but seen many with tablet holders but no icon on steering wheel so confused

Although I tend to be a bit wary about these things - isnt the dealer now confirming/advising the latest service interval? I guess the real test is if a car has been otherwise properly serviced but the belt goes before 140k - would Skoda say well it was only ever a "recommendation" ?

Below has been posted previously on this forum - however some owners are taking a slightly more cautious approach and renewing at 8-10 years instead - if you bought from a Skoda dealer then it should have warranty - you could always get them to confirm belt interval by email for piece of mind Posted 6 July, 2023 I’ve had confirmation from Skoda UK that the TDI (the 1.6 at least) has a belt change interval of 140,000 miles with no time limit, only mileage.

Try 0113 526 9449 or 01135264277 numbers - head office type numbers

Unfortunately, the sportline has gone back to 19 inch wheels - would much prefer yours/18” but unfortunately don’t have any choice if I wish to continue with the order

It is just frustrating - apart from the tyre/wheel size, I really like the Sportline so guess I will just have to put up with what is fitted. I am not really the type to fiddle/source alternative stuff after delivery hence my questions. I think I will reluctantly order the performance package that includes dynamic chassis control (DCC) and hope that this makes things a little more bearable. What makes it more galling is that in the past the Sportline came with 18” wheels (215/40/r18?) for a while so it seems you just have to put up with whatever Skoda decides to fit.

Thanks for the informative reply. Anyone happen to know about my other question about whether the tyre size can be swapped at build stage by Skoda and if so would they recalibrate the speedo (assuming it needs that) at that point?

Thanks for that. I did think that would be the case in terms of actual factory fit sizes. It does bug me when there’s so many errors on the brochures. Sometimes I think I know more than Skoda.😀 - I spotted other errors in the past and made them aware. Now I just need to try to get an answer regarding whether I could swap the 40 profile for the 45 profile, on a 1.5 DSG Sportline as part of the build process. I’m assuming that the 45 profile is fitted on the four-wheel-drive variant due to the extra weight of the car? I suspect the dealers will say no as they seem pretty in flexible in my view - I also suspect the 45 profile tyre maybe cheaper than the 40 but I don’t expect that will make any difference to their view of things.

Sorry to jump on thread - I am interested in a new 1.5 DSG Sportline (fwd) - at present it comes with 225/40R19. However, I understand the 4wd 2.0 DSG Sportline comes with 225/45R19 or at least I think it does (the technical spec part on page 31 of the brochure shows 225/55R19 - which I think is probably an error - but the build your own says it comes with 225/45R19 (in basic price section) but also confusingly then shows 225/55R19 again under my equipment/standard equipment section. I know I am rabbling on but my question is, before the build week could I in theory ask my dealer to ask if the 2.0's 225/45R19 (assuming they are probably correct size fitted) or if not the 225/55R19 be fitted, instead of the 1.5's 225/40R19 ? Just trying to see if having a higher ratio sidewall may help comfort side of things! If they could be swapped at build stage, does this have any bearing on true speedo reading or does the factory automatically calibrate the speedo depending on the supplied/fitted wheel/tyre size? Hopefully I have made some sense!

i would go further and say its daft/stupid imo

I have a sportline on order so interested in this thread - it may only seem like a small thing, but i really like to see D (gear number) so hoping this is some sort of glitch/resolved by time I get mine - interested to see if others with very new vehicles also have the no gear number issue - seems most odd

Thanks. It is frustrating as we are in the hands of Skoda with wheel choice. One minute it’s 19 inch alloys, then they decide to go onto 18s for a while, now back to 19”s. I have 18s on my SEL and always been pretty impressed with the ride. Hoping/praying that you are wrong regarding the ride comfort side and that DCC at least improves the ride a little. Time will tell

thanks - i have never had DCC on a car so dont know whether it will be an expensive mistake or not. Having said that, i have never had a car with 19" wheels either. Therefore, a little bit of a gamble but as I had no choice with the 19" wheels, it is one I am prepared to take! There does not seems to be many Karoq owners who specced DCC so difficult to gauge opinion but I value yours. I guess I should have tried a DCC car but that is easier said than done. I know there are the normal preset modes, but do you know if the DCC is adjustable in individual mode ? (Golf 8 has something like 15 sections on a slider)