No I had no idea it was coming, it wasn't something we ordered. It was one that SkodaUK put into our stock.

Yes it does have lumbar support which is an option I think every SE order is worth having.

The front passenger seat does not seem to fold flat as far as I can see!

Just noticed a Yeti SE Plus has already made it on to the SUK approved used site :wonder:

Aptly registered too YE11 SEP

My link

TP

station garage ewhurst have a se plus as well. came in with my 110 4x4

Picnic tables: Nice and adds even more functionality to the car.

Seat Material: Personally I think the seat 'pattern' is awful. I much prefer the standard SE trim which

is clean and simple and works for me.

+1

Ah the old Citroen Visa....now that brings back memories.

The Citroen Visa was wonderful. I got a second-hander with 125,000 on the clock, sold it on to a local farmer after another 50,000 ... and a few months later he blew off his head with a shotgun in it! I don't think the car was to blame.

The Citroen Visa was wonderful. I got a second-hander with 125,000 on the clock, sold it on to a local farmer after another 50,000 ... and a few months later he blew off his head with a shotgun in it! I don't think the car was to blame.

Hmm, are you sure? If I had the sudden realisation that I had actually bought a french car Im not sure I would discount the option of blowing my brains out!

I can't find any details on the SE Plus on the Skoda web site. Does anyone have a definitive list of how it differs from the SE or is it just sat-nav, picnic tables and the curtains in my local Indian Restaurant for seat material?

Ah the old Citroen Visa....now that brings back memories.

In December 1981 my Dad bought a brand new Visa Special with the flat-twin 652cc engine - it was glacial but charming. Well, the crank speed sensor went every 9 months but carrying a spare in the boot made that easier to live with.