Issues can be absolutely anything that you have had to take back to the dealers ( not diy fix )from a minor irritating rattle to a major fault.

Can't vote...only have a diseasel

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Ditto - why the distinction between petrol and diesel?

EDIT - The problems I've had with my car are not related to the fuel it uses. In any case if you've owned a car for several years you're almost bound to have had at least one issue - but if you've just had one, you do realise you can't vote? - the pole only includes for "no issues" or "more than 1".

Edited 16 March, 201214 yr by DRJ

The same here:

[#10355] You must cast your vote in each question of the poll.

Got issues with Poll - please Ignore this post while i try to resolve

My mouse is poised!

almost 3 years of owning a vRS and only had a wheel bearing gone.

Even fine after i filled up with petrol and drove it until it conked out :lol:

havnt had my petrol long but havnt had any problems with the car other than radio code, which isnt skodas fault.

had my sdi for a little over 12 month and had the usual powerd steering fault and a high idle. has got 145k miles on it tho...

I've had a new turbo, bushes, raditor, and other bits i can't remember but i would still buy Skoda in future.

I've had a few problems with my vRS, but still would consider buying another one.

[#10355] You must cast your vote in each question of the poll.

But I've only had one problem ,fixed under warranty -the dreaded door card. Two done by myself, rear brakes sticking on . Usual rear rivet sticking. But then that was after beeing sat on drive for year. And battery dead. Not unuasual in a eight year old car .

I've had problems with both vRSs - but then you sort of expect things to go wrong. However I'm seriously considering either a brand new or very nearly brand new car next time - and it certainly won't be another Mark 1 vRS (or the inferior Mark 2 Fabia) - but it might be another Skoda...

Edited 18 March, 201214 yr by DRJ

Mine was terrible, frankly.

That said, I've not been put off the VAG brand, my Polo has been faultless except a sparking distributor/coil pack.