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Dr Li has no history ;o) https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1216411/Revealed-Rover-directors-mysterious-lover-Qu-Lis-links-Chinese-firm-lifts-shifts-British-motor-industry.html

oooh I like this i

between-3-6 years old and under 100,000 miles (my italics) if (like me) your car has done 125,00ish then you don't get the MOTs, the roadside assistance or warranty extension The 2 options you do get (which in fairness are discounted from when I looked a few weeks ago) are:

also the Superb (and possibly other Skodas) need the extra door width to accomodate the water bottles that don't fit in the standard cup holders ;o)

(i'm sure theres a better version but hey ho)

so EVs cause more damage but pay less road tax? Makes sense ;o)

they could be anywhere but yes its not unusual for them to be near the junctions

which is very nice and of course will cause no arguments when you get home and someone else is parked in " your spot" even though you have no legal right to automatically park on the road outside your own home but its still "your spot" ;o)

the Cybertruck almost makes the Fiat Multipla look like an attractive option..............

I'm sort of thinking the "easiest" solution to a lot of these questions about ignition switched feeds to accessories is to add a fused feed direct from the battery switched by a relay triggered from the apparently infamous fuse 47. Then again maybe it isn't ;o)

ahhh , the 612 (unlike the 422) cant have a rear cam or driver facing cam connected to it can it?

that was my initial thought as well but then I thought... "ah maybe the OP doesn't want to have to run any sort of wiring down the length of the car"

Surely the Snowy Mountains are the coldest part of Oz ?

this appears to be a generic Skoda thing. The cupholders in my Superb are too small for the mugs we use in my GFs Ioniq (& previously in my Ceed)

Black on silver/grey looks good. Need to do my superb at some point

But officer i needed access to the road at the end of the street............................... all comes down to the legal definition of access I guess ;o)

may not apply in the OPs case but my MY18 SE almost poverty spec MK3 doesn't have the drive mode options. What it does have under car settings is a separate ACC menu where you can tell it which mode to use. No idea if cars with Mode selectors have this same setting.

ah remember when mudflaps used to be almost a standard fitment? I'm guessing there are 2 primary reasons for their demise: 1) bean counters 2) lowering the CD figure

I like Duvel.............. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-68512156

I take the pragmatic view. If you listened to every single warning/issue out there about anything you would never get out of bed in the morning (although I have no doubt there are some sort of warnings about staying in bed lol) In the OPs case a 2023 car will still have some manufacturers warranty left and as suggested above just do the relevant maintenance otherwise just drive & enjoy

or if anyone doesn.t want/need the the full expense/functionality of ODBeleven and just wants a simple/cheap generic system that will read/clear fault codes get a dongle like this for between £20-£25 and use a the free version of Car Doctor

Oh I found that one day 1 as someone had left the flap open lol

well blow me down with a feather duster. Had the car 3 weeks now and didn't realise there was a compartment there lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tr1B18XJ8Z8

Ah I wonder if there's a similar clause in the extended warranty T&Cs https://www.skoda.co.uk/_doc/46df90c7-03bd-4018-be8d-a502e090781c Travelling abroad within the first 2 years of your warranty In the event of warranty repairs being necessary when travelling abroad, any member of the ŠKODA Authorised Network in the country you are visiting will be able to carry out any rectification work under the terms of the warranty. They will require the vehicle information data details contained in the front of your vehicle's service schedule booklet to enable them to carry out the repairs. They will undertake the repairs free of charge. Travelling abroad within the 3rd year of your warranty Should your ŠKODA suffer a manufacturing defect covered by the warranty within its 3rd year and before 60,000 miles while outside the United Kingdom, the repair must be carried out by a member of the ŠKODA Authorised Network in that country. The cost should be settled by you with the Repairer, and a claim made for reimbursement through your local member of the ŠKODA Authorised Network in the UK. In order for reimbursement to be possible the repair invoice must be returned to a UK Authorised Repairer within 14 calendar days of the invoice date. ahh extended warranty (For policies with a start date between 1st January 2022 and 1st January 2024) https://insurewithskoda.co.uk/media/1151/skoda_extended_warranty_cover_booklet_nav_0122.pdf If you need to make a claim in Continental Europe, please contact us for authority prior to the commencement of any work to your vehicle on +44 1925 403548. If you are unable to contact us you may arrange for your vehicle to be repaired. Please contact us at the address below within 30 days of any repair and you will be advised if repairs completed are covered by your warranty. Please ensure that you retain a detailed repair invoice to support your claim. If your claim is covered you will be reimbursed in GBP at the prevailing exchange rate at the time of settlement. ŠKODA Extended Warranty, PO Box 869, Warrington, WA4 6LD.