I want your drive! An Octavia for every occasion.

I want your drive! An Octavia for every occasion.

 

 

Was an easy decision to get the Scout really in addition really, as wife needed new car, loved my Octavia - its got boot space for the kids stuff, drives the B roads around here well and the lease deal was so good.

 

 

I considered the L&K and Scout 4x4. The numbers on our lease scheme were excellent. It was the skirts which set me to thinking of the VRS instead. I really wanted 4x4 having driven Audi Quatrros for years but I'll be buying some winter tyres for the VRS.

Interesting having an owner with both models. How does the Scout compare to the VRS In real world terms?

 

Maybe best if I start a thread away from here I can report back on separately for this... will see about that later.

Was an easy decision to get the Scout really in addition really, as wife needed new car, loved my Octavia - its got boot space for the kids stuff, drives the B roads around here well and the lease deal was so good.

 

 

 

Maybe best if I start a thread away from here I can report back on separately for this... will see about that later.

 

Yeah I drove one for the Skoda Owners magazine and could really see the appeal. For me it was only the less involved driving experience that would let it down. There again, around here the added practicality would be a real bonus.  

H&R Monotube coilovers + 10mm/20mm spacers combo

 

 

Very smart.

That sits perfectly!

Looks GURRD!

Thanks, mates!

H&R Monotube coilovers + 10mm/20mm spacers combo

 

 

This looks so sweet and sits so well very nice indeed

Pic taken on Saturday as we departed campsite in France. Car not lowered but very heavy laden with camping kit and full roofbox!image.jpg

 

Can I ask where that photo was taken. Looks familiar.

This looks so sweet and sits so well very nice indeed

Thanks. A DTM spliter is going to be installed soon as well.

Still loving mine...

Thanks. A DTM spliter is going to be installed soon as well.

That will look good looking forward to seeing the pic of it on the car

So now we have the Scout 150 Tdi, thought i'd upload pics (plus alongside my vrs)...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Am more than a little bit jealous this is my ideal his n hers combo!    

Daily & Weekend

In a car park away from everybody else!

Pics of my new beauty that I picked up last Friday, over the moon with it!

 

Thinking of lowering springs and spacers next, plus just ordered LED's for the interior...

Edited 24 June, 201510 yr by Callum

Here she is after a wash and polish

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pics of my new beauty that I picked up last Friday, over the moon with it!

 

Thinking of lowering springs and spacers next, plus just ordered LED's for the interior...

Love the color!

How do you find the engine randomeclipse?

How do you find the engine randomeclipse?

 

Lift the bonnet up, it should be in there.

Lift the bonnet up, it should be in there.

 

GTFO 

How do you find the engine randomeclipse?

 

Granted I am not going to be racing people away from the lights (and winning), but I didn't buy the car for that reason - otherwise I'd have bought the vRS.

 

I test drove the 1.2 and 1.4 Petrol versions before I decided which to get and couldn't spot a difference in performance.

• The 1.2 is £30 a year to tax, over £110 for the 1.4
• The turbo in the 1.2 makes if feel like a bigger engine
• It pulls nicely in each gear once you get above 2k rpm
• It's more economical that the 1.4
• The 1.2 SE is the recommended model for a family car for WhatCar 2015 and is highly rated amongst other websites/magazines - i.e. autocar etc.
• It's cheaper than the 1.4, however I fortunately was able to find one from stock, which is quite lucky as they're one of the more popular models (apparently)

There are some other points too, which swayed me but I can't remember them

Edited 25 June, 201510 yr by randomeclipse

Lift the bonnet up, it should be in there.