Yeti durability test at AutoBild.de

[ents]

Autobild Germany took Yeti to a long (100 000km) test. Almost full points

http://www.autobild....st-3552616.html

with english google-translation: http://translate.goo...1&ie=ISO-8859-1

[900000]

They slate the Amundsen sat nav though! Yikes sounds like that radio is pretty pre-historic in how slow it is!

[Kie]

Autobild Germany took Yeti to a long (100 000km) test. Almost full points

http://www.autobild....st-3552616.html

with english google-translation: http://translate.goo...1&ie=ISO-8859-1

A more in depth approach as this is the full version on the website by the magazine... my version sent to me via e-mail is Skoda’s hence why it only mentions the bits that make it look good lol either way both versions are made accessible to read on here now

Edited 11 October, 2012 by Kie

[ents]

They slate the Amundsen sat nav though! Yikes sounds like that radio is pretty pre-historic in how slow it is!

Sad but very true... I tried it out also and i hated it. Small, fiddly, not very functional...

Another minus mentioned there is thirst (1,8TSI 4x4). I dont know how they drove it but I dont even get close to these horrible numbers (I have DSG btw). And i mostly drive in town.

Edited 15 October, 2012 by ents

[MikeWales]

Funny, I find the Amundsen sat nav ok. Yes a bit slow, but not more so than my last Tom Tom.

But it is very good at finding parking spaces in the middle of an unknown city. :think:

[vegit8]

But it is very good at finding parking spaces in the middle of an unknown city. :think:

What .... gaps between cars on the roadside? Now that is a fantastic feature