Looking at ordering a new Yeti and wondering where people bought or have ordered theirs and how the experience has been.

Thanks in advance.

since dealers don't have them the best way is to order new yeti online direct from skoda

I know you state NEW Yeti, but Mitchells have a really good stock of very low mileage Yeti on there stock list.

 

MITCHELLS

This company has a good reputation:

 

http://www.carfile.net/new-cars/skoda

 

No risk, deposit to main dealer, and the contract is with the main dealer.  Good discount.

since dealers don't have them the best way is to order new yeti online direct from skoda

You mean like Amazon? Did not realise you could do this, and had to go through a dealer or broker.

I collected mine just over two weeks ago- purchased via Carfile.net. A very positive, easy buying experience both with them and Rainworth Skoda. At a very good price. Local dealers couldn't or wouldn't get anywhere near it.

since dealers don't have them the best way is to order new yeti online direct from skoda

 

There's a very funny out of tune note in here!!

Yup, has been obvious for quite a while... And especially so since he has been avoiding answering my questions on Toyotas on which he is so knowledgeable...

Depending where you are based you could try Lee at Preston Motors very helpful and knowledgeable

 Outstanding service.

 

Ordered my new Yeti from them.  Main dealer called to keep me updated as the the build date etc. 

 

HUGE discount...

 

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This company has a good reputation:

 

http://www.carfile.net/new-cars/skoda

 

No risk, deposit to main dealer, and the contract is with the main dealer.  Good discount.

Agree - carfile been in business for ages. Have used them in the past and agree with all that TD5 states.

 

However, no p/ex or Yeti 0% finance/service deal available to get the 14% discount. If you want the 0% PCP discount will be 5%.

 

Offer is for outright purchase only unless something has changed in the last month.

One of the deal clinchers was having to pay a hefty £17,000 up front.  Agreed, this isn't ideal for most (myself included... borrowing money) however the discounts are genuinely untouchable. 

It was a special offer at the time.  Still huge discounts without having to pay in one lump sum.  Knocked it down maybe another 2% more over their usual discount IIRC.