does the display between the speedo and rev counter, etc stay on all the time? (the mpg/phone book bit)

just locked the car and it was on after all the lights went out

p.s. hi skippy...lol

No it will go off. It just stays on for a little while after you switch off the ignition.

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took it up the road a few miles and the mpg read 68......

 

beam me up scotty...

 

not sure about the gear change indicator though

Great car and great engine (despite the doubters). Enjoy

bit worried about how low the RPM's are when the puter says change up, id think 2250 rpm with a 1.6 in a big car is advisable

oh, and reverse is in the wrong place

Tight dealer, no free Skoda floormats 

Edited 28 March, 201511 yr by lichfielddriver

Tight dealer, no free Skoda floormats

That is tight, unless you got an unbelievable deal and there was nothing left it in for the dealer which I doubt. I wouldn't be impressed with that after forking out so much on a car!!

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PLUS, no locking nuts on the alloys either

That is tight, unless you got an unbelievable deal and there was nothing left it in for the dealer which I doubt. I wouldn't be impressed with that after forking out so much on a car!!

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£14350 plus vat

 

is that REAL cheap?

 

1600cc tdi (not Greenline) Estate 6 speed, got stop/start

Edited 28 March, 201511 yr by lichfielddriver

not happy about having no locking nuts for the wheels, brand new tyres+alloys x 4....kerching ££££££££££££

£14350 plus vat

is that REAL cheap?

1600cc tdi (not Greenline) Estate 6 speed, got stop/start

That wasn't bad at all, nearly £3k off list! Actually more when you factor in delivery etc.

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not happy about having no locking nuts for the wheels, brand new tyres+alloys x 4....kerching ££££££££££££

There may be locking nuts fitted. Mine are standard fitted ones which have a plastic cap which match the normal nuts.

That wasn't bad at all, nearly £3k off list! Actually more when you factor in delivery etc.

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I paid the VAT upfront and am reclaiming it as im registered

 

£14500 on the finance and £3000 HP fees 

 

its £100 a month more than the cash loan i had on the Epica and should save more than that in fuel, plus it is under warranty plus it should be fixable if it goes wrong, the Chevrolet has been a worry seeing as GM have pulled out of Europe and Vauxhall dealers arent keen on parts or fixing them

DOH, found the wheel key nut, it was hiding...

 

Gonna chance my arm for some Skoda mats....