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Thank you - I had a look at this but couldn't see much / anything on the petrol 1.5 4x4, which is why I started the thread. In relation to the two years' servicing, all the dealer could say is that it would cover the cost of the next two services to whatever standard they were required at the time, and that Skoda don't give them a leaflet or any further detail. Sounds like it's the basic Oil & Filter inspection plus another one with extended scope. The offer on the website just refers to one minor and one major service without describing these: The other car I'm looking at is a Volvo, so I don't expect their servicing costs will be cheaper anyway. On the plus side, it looks like it already has all weather tyres.

That's better than I'd expected - you must be an efficient driver!

Thanks - this is all great stuff. I'll get into it with the dealer. The car has about 20k miles on it over three years.

Thanks roottoot - Skoda are currently offering 2 years warranty and servicing if you buy used on finance, so I expect that will cover the AWD service too. I'll ask the dealer to confirm.

Hello I'm looking to join the Karoq club and hoping to tap your collective wisdom and experience. I'm looking at a 2019 1.5 tsi Edition 4x4. It looks a lovely car and has all the extras I'd like. My main concern is the economy penalty over the FWD 1.5 tsi DSG. I don't particularly need AWD, but there isn't a used FWD Edition or SE L with the extras I'd like (the virtual cockpit seems quite rare) - or at least not for a comparable price. I can't seem to find any reliable information on WLTP / real word MPG figures for the 1.5 4x4. Honest John's Real MPG gives the 4x4 a better MPG than the FWD (see screenshot), which can't be right? Does anyone here have any insight on this? I know driving style, conditions, etc. affect MPG but I'm looking for WLTP / other reliable(ish) real word averages just so that I can guesstimate the excess petrol cost of going with the 4x4, and whether that's worth it over dropping the virtual cockpit for a more economical FWD. Any other thoughts on the Edition gladly welcomed too! Thanks