Be quick, the secret is out over in the MkIII forum...

 

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/341640-octavia-scout-150bhp-ordered/

 

On the bright side there are several dealers / brokers pushing the same deal so there should be plenty of stock!

I've already got the paper work

Just wondering

Why dya need another car?

Do both cars need to be as big as they are?

The yeti would make a good mile muncher? Whilst a smaller cheaper car to run would make a good second car?

Just a thought. Im sure youve already thought of this mind

Take a look at the thread I've linked in post #26, there are even cheaper deals through a broker, even after adding their fee!

We are talking £5,200 over the two years.

Cheap motoring in this day and age?

Edited 1 February, 201511 yr by silver1011

Just wondering

Why dya need another car?

Do both cars need to be as big as they are?

The yeti would make a good mile muncher? Whilst a smaller cheaper car to run would make a good second car?

Just a thought. Im sure youve already thought of this mind

Wasnt initially looking at a big car but stumbled across a crackng deal

Wasnt initially looking at a big car but stumbled across a crackng deal

Fair shout mate

Been looking too - even as a personal lease including the VAT I reckon meantime to have it down to £1800 deposit, then £120 per month, with a £180 fee. Comes out at £4740 over the two years with 5k miles per year, which is enough for me.

 

Alternatively £536.37 deposit, then £178.79 per month with a £240 fee. Comes out at £4888.54 overall.

 

Hard to resist tbh

There's also some cracking sub £200 a month low deposit deals on Octavia vrs tdi estates both business and personal. They only seem to be manual deals if you want dsg the price goes up a lot.

 

Maybe Skoda have overestimated demand and have a lot of extra stock they are selling to dealers a bit cheaper?