If I bought the Citigogogo and declared it as a stock SE and then if I'm in an accident and they inspect it and they ask about the 1.8t the roll cage the 4WD system, does that mean the "it came like this" phrase would work?

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Not quite an OEM upgrade though is it lol. I doubt an inspector would know the ins and outs of the Citigo range to know if it should have skoda alloys or not.

One question. If i switch from the 14" steel to 15" alloy. DOesn't the suspensions need a bit of tinkering?

No it doesn't.

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No it doesn't.

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Sh man, tell the boy to get coilovers

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Sh man, tell the boy to get coilovers

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Hhaha it'll be a good few years before i can do any proper modifications to the car :P

Some of us want a comfy ride (says me 30mm lower)

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i have a 3 door green tech running on 17s 

I have a set of 4 as new 15" silver Auriga alloys from my Elegance if you're still looking for wheels. £325 without tyres collected.

Just in case it's of any help to anyone who's currently dithering...........................

SWMBO & I have a 5 door 75 PS Greentech: No. 1 son has a 60 PS 3 door SE. His is "slightly" more economical than mine, and we basically do the same sort of driving - the slight difference between the two top speeds, in real terms, is TOTALLY academic - well apart to a head-down, arse-up boy-racer. Ours is (I reckon) noticeably more comfortable, and is certainly better-appointed (the heated front seats & the Sat Nav, for starters). Would have liked (& certainly would have happily paid for) the option of both Cruise C & extra Speakers, but the car was already in transit, so it was a case of taking what the Dealer could immediately get his oily little hands on, or being prepared to wait X (& probably Y & Z) months, to have one built-to-order. That apart, SWMBO doesn't really relate to a competing for my ear, with a car radio.

However, the car is great as it is, and whilst being measurably more pricy than an SE, I reckon that the extra is worth shelling out. SWMBO & I went out in son's 3 door last night (for the first time with both of us) & believe me, ONLY Quasimodo could get in the back without risking a hernia.

5 doors over 3 ANY time.

& just my opinion.

I find the 3 door really spacious tho and not being rude to friends but I have had some LARGE people in the back, no drama's getting in or out

I find the 3 door really spacious tho and not being rude to friends but I have had some LARGE people in the back, no drama's getting in or out

 

I have the back seat permanently folded down so it is a 2-seater with plenty of luggage space. Works extremely well when taking the kids to/from boarding school/Uni.

I have the back seat permanently folded down so it is a 2-seater with plenty of luggage space. Works extremely well when taking the kids to/from boarding school/Uni.

And also makes it more aerodynamic

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And also makes it more aerodynamic

 

Only if the windows are open!