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29 May, 200818 yr

Did anyone read the Skoda Octavia Buyer's Guide in this weeks magazine?

Briskoda.net is mentioned in the usefull contacts :thumbup:

29 May, 200818 yr

thats excellent news hopefully more members soon!!

29 May, 200818 yr

This is the online article, no mention here.

Skoda Octavia | Used Car Tests | Car Reviews | Auto Express

There is an error in the article though.

Replace the cambelt every four years or 80,000 miles on diesels; for petrols, it’s four years or 110,000 miles. Typical cost is £400

The petrol cambelt is 4 years/60K miles. (110K kms).

29 May, 200818 yr

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This is the online article, no mention here.
Skoda Octavia | Used Car Tests | Car Reviews | Auto Express

There is an error in the article though.

The petrol cambelt is 4 years/60K miles. (110K kms).

I had noticed that we hadn't been mentioned on the online review.:(

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