Gary_B

There were quite a few associated with the GAP, Cosmetic damage, tyre and alloy insurance and for the lifeshine cover. I know it's a personal preference to have these, but my cars have been clipped to many times in carparks over the years.. The usual sales documents and a copy of the green registration slip and the Skoda aproved used documents and roadside cover. Then came the more interesting ones which included a Handover checklist, the Battery Health Test and a Car condition checklist, which was a bit like a normal service list with everything checked off.

My Enyaq was also 6 months old when I bought it and although I didn't see the SOH certificate prior to buying it came with all the other documents. These are all alsoheld electronically through the dealership website.

After 12 years of driving Kia Sorento's we decided to downsize a little and take the final leap from PHEV to a BEV. Although I thought I had Kia written through me my wife was not keen on the Kia's ev offerings. After a test drive I was converted, we opted for a 2026 Sportline 85x in Olive green. I look forward to all the tips for driving the Enyaq in the forum.