Citigo Monte Carlo is ready for configration on Skoda UK

[saurabhdutt]

Hi Guys,

 

Just saw that Monte Carlo has been added under CitoGo's section.  

 

 

http://cc-cloud.skoda-auto.com/gbr/gbr/en-gb

[saurabhdutt]

i don't know why but I think the alloys are tab bit different as compared to my Sport.

 

I must say that the silver MC looks great.

[@Lee]

the must-have toys are a bit pricey :(

[chris c]

I was looking at this the other day. Got my eye on the silver one

[saurabhdutt]

I stiil think Monte Carlo has to be in red but the silve is great

[leckman]

Must admit the silver MC is tasty.

[MickA]

Can't seem to make it work when you try and configure a 5 door, the 5 door option is there though.

[leckman]

Yes,your right 3 door works perfectly,the 5 door is pants.

[JimmyR]

It worked fine the other day but on my computer it's now immediately stating that the Smoker's Pack isn't compatible but it can't be added or removed?

[MickA]

It worked fine the other day but on my computer it's now immediately stating that the Smoker's Pack isn't compatible but it can't be added or removed?

 

That's it, thought it was my PC and Firefox

[JimmyR]

I'm using Windows 8.1 and FireFox too but when you mentioned it above, I tried Internet Explorer and it was exactly the same.

[JimmyR]

It seems to be working correctly again for the 5-door.

 

However there is now a strange anomaly when trying to configure a 5-door Elegance instead. An upgrade from the standard set of 4x 14" Apus alloy wheels to 4x 15" black Auriga alloy wheel costs £660(!!!) with no mention of a spare wheel.  To add insult to injury these black wheels can then be upgraded to 4x 15" silver Auriga alloy wheels (including a steel spare) for a further £190!  Choose nearly all the options (inc 2 year extended warranty but excluding servicing) and the Citigo Elegance becomes a £13,090 car.  Get a grip Skoda UK!! :clap:

 

Edited 8 June, 2014 by JimmyR

[ukaskew]

That's mad, I've just bought a brand new set of Black Aurigas for £400 from Skoda, so say £640 when tyres are factored in, which is still less than adding them as an option even though I've obviously got a full set of spare wheels as well.