Anyone seen it... it was on ITV HD during Doc Martin.

Starts off with a bloke playing a tune on wine glasses, there's loads of them in the profile of a car, camera pans and it's an estate car, image changes to a Steel Grey Superb Combi with a strap line along the lines of "luxury and space, the Skoda Superb"

A second advert also offering VAT free sales on selected Skoda's until December (or end of, even).

The missus has seen the vat free offer... got her eyes on a Fabia VRS or a Monte Carlo now...!!

Yep, I saw that advert. First skoda advert ive seen for a while, apart from the fabia ones. Makes a nice change though

same advert as the mk1 just changed to bring a mk2 up afterwards

Doesn't say anything about 9 months for delivery though!

Hmmm. Given I'm still waiting for mine to be built, I wonder if my garage will let me use their 0% Apr option...

What a laugh, my dealer tells me that the Superb estate is excluded from the VAT free deals (and the Yeti is also).

Does into longer apply to petrol Superbs? I know they were also including 'any' car that was built and in the UK... can't imagine many Superbs falling into the latter category though...!

Does into longer apply to petrol Superbs? I know they were also including 'any' car that was built and in the UK... can't imagine many Superbs falling into the latter category though...!

I was told today, all diesel and petrol Superbs are in the offer, but no Estate versions.

On the skoda website it says superb estate elegance petrol, and twin door elegance petrol and diesel

On the skoda website it says superb estate elegance petrol, and twin door elegance petrol and diesel

No it doesn't...that's about the 0% APR finance deal.

The NO VAT deal applies to 'selected Superb Hatch models and selected Superb Estate models', but doesn't say which.

Some clarification to what I said above, I understand all saloon/hatch Superbs qualify but just petrol Superb estates are VAT free.

Hmmm. Given I'm still waiting for mine to be built, I wonder if my garage will let me use their 0% Apr option...

And they did! What a result