The latest offer announced 1st July 2012 includes the DSG transmission models - which had (except for the Octavia) been excluded in the "Free VAT" offers which ended 30th June.

So if you are looking for anything other than a Yeti you can get a VAT free price.

Big saving to be had on Yeti's at my local dealers though http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/240655-massive-discount-on-yeti-available-now/

Big saving to be had on Yeti's at my local dealers though http://www.briskoda....-available-now/

That brightened the day

Now 20% off is more attractive than £500 finance, although if both worked together...

The £500 contribution is only on the Octavias - but if someone is looking for an Octavia 0% VAT and £500 contribution fits the bill.

The £500 contribution is only on the Octavias - but if someone is looking for an Octavia 0% VAT and £500 contribution fits the bill.

That's more handy

Hmmm, I knew they'd be stepping up the offers on the Octavia now its coming to the end of its life... VAT free on all the others inc DSG is a nice surprise though.

'Skoda UK', make it difficult for their customers from 2 years ago, they take some drop on many models to change again now..

Discount New, can kill residuals for used.

eg.

(maybe not the best example, as they will always have a limited market)

2010 Skoda Fabia vRS's with less than 20,000 miles being advertised now at dealers for under £10,000 and commonly under £11,000 asking prices.

Means cheap buys for the customer going to buy second hand but some drop for the person that bought that new car 2 years ago,

makes no difference if the cheap cars are Demos etc kicking about the trade, or as is the case sometimes, and getting more common,

vehicles that Skoda had to replace through rejection, now repaired and back on the market,

prices are very low.

george

Edited 3 July, 201213 yr by sk4gw

We got the 20%off our new Roomster but then I do not think residuals will affect us as we intend to keep the car for 10 years or more if it is still going.