Not as nice as white but its looking good

Maybe I'll wrap one mirror - give it the Micky Jackson white glove look

Actually, I like the bandaged head look - I'm delighted if nobody else likes it, my car will always stay unique.

(It's gone full circle - repeat after me: "We're all individual")

("I'm not")

I really like it but agree that white mirrors would be good. Also like the colour matched seats. Were they an extra?

Here we go with a few repeats of the original Tibetan White CR170. More to follow that don't include snow when it's warm enough to get my lens out again....

Looking through the pics and just love these as I'm impatiently waiting for my white yeti with sunroof.

Not as nice as white but its looking good

Well I better start planning my next one then lol.

I really like it but agree that white mirrors would be good. Also like the colour matched seats. Were they an extra?

I might look at buying some 3M sheets & wrapping them myself - it's good protection if nothing else.

The seats are a no cost option - the SE spec offers a choice of Onyx/Silver or Onyx/Blue.

Edited 27 April, 201313 yr by Skoda Al Coda

I guess it's not the first Muscovado Yeti to be featured on here. It's not the best colour for staying clean so here's our 1.2 SE+ after being cleaned for the umpteenth time in just over a months ownership.

If you're a dog owner I can't recommend this £7.50 accessory highly enough.

Skoda Yeti rubber mats all round, Halfords seat protectors.

Skoda mudflaps complete the extras. As you can tell I like to keep my cars protected

All the 7's...... nearly

All the 7's...... nearly

Wow... resetting the trip computer at 75,000 miles sure makes for a pretty picture now! (I prefer nines of course - but I'm not waiting for my Yeti to do 99,999 and 9,999)

Wow... resetting the trip computer at 75,000 miles sure makes for a pretty picture now! (I prefer nines of course - but I'm not waiting for my Yeti to do 99,999 and 9,999)

Johan, I will make sure I reset it at 80,000 so as to get ALL the 8's I estimate this will be achieved by July.

Just taken a couple of pictures of the extra 'bling' (god I hate that word) I've now added to my baby.

Here's the rear bumper protector.

And here's the lower front bumper trims

Both purchased from SuperSkoda. The SS are so efficient

Edited 10 May, 201313 yr by wilkenstein

I took the beastie this weekend to go kyaking on the river Medway. Took my own kayak and rented three other ones. Some pics of the Yeti doing duty:

It looks like something Royal Marines should use during an amphibius assult! (turned up-side down, of course ) Did you notice increased drag or did experience any problems during that trip?

Best regards!

And you have been playing in the mud again . Or is that still from the play in the snow

It looks like something Royal Marines should use during an amphibius assult! (turned up-side down, of course ) Did you notice increased drag or did experience any problems during that trip?

Best regards!

LOL Indeed. They were pretty quiet up there have to say - compared to the three mountain bikes from the weekend before. No problems. It was not far between starts and finishes each day so consumption can't really be judged. It was saying the normal 39 to 40mpg that I get on country lanes like that.

And you have been playing in the mud again . Or is that still from the play in the snow

It's new mud wakev. You had to pass a narrow and very muddy lane to get from one side of the campsite to the field we were in. And well I did not drive in the tracks (or slowly)! There was a 4x4 play area right next to our field but alas we were too busy kayaking and moving cars from start to end etc to go there. The heavily modified Defenders and Land Rovers also scared the Yeti a bit. Though they took a very clean brand new shape Range Rover around as well. Another time I'll go play there.

LOL Indeed. They were pretty quiet up there have to say - compared to the three mountain bikes from the weekend before. No problems. It was not far between starts and finishes each day so consumption can't really be judged. It was saying the normal 39 to 40mpg that I get on country lanes like that.

It's new mud you washed it

There was a 4x4 play area right next to our field now that looks like fun

I just looked it up:

http://www.the4x4solutions.com/The_4x4_Solutions/Welcome.html

£30 per car for a day.

I just looked it up:

http://www.the4x4sol...ns/Welcome.html

£30 per car for a day.

Is that including a wash afterwards

@900000: Thank you for clearing that one out for me.

Have a nice day!

Up in The Lake District on holiday staying in Cartmel with Yeti parked outside the cottage I'm staying in;-

Did a round trip up and over the Hard Knott Pass today. Very entertaining drive and Yeti was totally capable (saw two young girls in a CitiGo going in the other direction; I'm sure they made it). Here's Kevin taking a breather afterwards, with the Pass in the background;-

Guy

I love such background! :love: OK, and Kevin look good, too! Seems like a perfect match :sun:

Edited 10 June, 201312 yr by horn3t

Keridwen on her first trip to Taunus (a bit higher hill region between the Rheine-Koblenz and Maine-Wiesbaden):

in front of the Rhine and using the "Dom" as the background:

and Keri just taking a break after beeing nicely cleaned:

Have a nice evening everyone

Edited 10 June, 201312 yr by horn3t

Forty months later....

Wow, that is one nice looking Yeti :love:

Abominable I like the black grille surround, that really suites the black Yeti, I might need to have a chat with my Jana. Was that a replacement or painted?

Aye, the grille and the 'smile' are painted. Trouble is the paint doesn't take well to the plastic chroming so it's prone to chipping.

A better idea may have been to cover them in black vinyl wrap or have made sure the parts were better sanded prior to painting.

It does look a touch 'Rav 4' from some angles though!