I was told by the dealer when I bought mine back when the Mk2 vRS came out that the only reason you could tell petrol and diesel apart externally was the brake calipers. Diesels had red and petrols had green.

Dealer in "talking uninformed drivel" shocker!

I was told by the dealer when I bought mine back when the Mk2 vRS came out that the only reason you could tell petrol and diesel apart externally was the brake calipers. Diesels had red and petrols had green.

I actually thought this was the case as well.

I was told by the dealer when I bought mine back when the Mk2 vRS came out that the only reason you could tell petrol and diesel apart externally was the brake calipers. Diesels had red and petrols had green.

If this is true my "diesel" is very quiet,very quick & likes a drink of super unleaded!

If this is true my "diesel" is very quiet,very quick & likes a drink of super unleaded!

Touché

Dealer in "talking uninformed drivel" shocker!

The red calipers colour match my red VRS very nicely thank you

I see people wanting to have green calipers but no one has mentioned that

Skoda should be doing a glary 'Green' VRS

Edited 9 March, 201115 yr by PowerMalc

The red calipers colour match my red VRS very nicely thank you

I see people wanting to have green calipers but no one has mentioned that

Skoda should be doing a glary 'Green' VRS

I would love a FL vRS in the Rallye green!

Have you got a pic? I've not seen a blue one with greens. I'd have thought they would clash, willing to be corrected though.

Slightly late back to the party, but:

IMG_0850 by chr1staylor, on Flickr

IMG_0851NoReg by chr1staylor, on Flickr

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Think the green goes perfectly with the blue, and matches the colouring in the centre caps.