Very generous dealer. All I got was a load of problems :-)

Feel quite deprived. All I got was a free keyring.

I'd feel hard done by alright! Car also came with a full set of floor mats and the rubber boot mat. Not sure if that's standard thought, or a free extra. 

Someone asked earlier could you go and drive and pick it up if you bought the car. I paid in straight out for mine so I enquired about it, yes you can go pick it up from Skoda CZ however you'll need to have transport plates from the country you're bringing it to rather than CZ transport plates. This is because the car isn't registered so can't be transported via usual method that transport plates are issued under. It also means that you'd still be first owner when you arrived back home as the car would just be registered to the new plates from the transport plates. 

 

With that said tho for anyone in Europe (or UK if you want a LHD version) it would be much cheaper to just buy in CZ as it appears to be cheapest priced place to buy new cars from.

Edited 27 February, 201610 yr by lulzyboy

I got a cheap mug reminding me to give the dealer full marks in the satisfaction survey! Think anyone spending all that money on a new vRS could be shown a little appreciation for their custom.

Someone asked earlier could you go and drive and pick it up if you bought the car. I paid in straight out for mine so I enquired about it, yes you can go pick it up from Skoda CZ however you'll need to have transport plates from the country you're bringing it to rather than CZ transport plates. This is because the car isn't registered so can't be transported via usual method that transport plates are issued under. It also means that you'd still be first owner when you arrived back home as the car would just be registered to the new plates from the transport plates.

With that said tho for anyone in Europe (or UK if you want a LHD version) it would be much cheaper to just buy in CZ as it appears to be cheapest priced place to buy new cars from.

Depends on the exchange rate of course. Also they don't have as much standard equipment as UK.

UK doesn't do transit plates for private buyers only trade plates for dealers. Germany does I had some on a 320d I bought there and drove back.

Depends on the exchange rate of course. Also they don't have as much standard equipment as UK.

UK doesn't do transit plates for private buyers only trade plates for dealers. Germany does I had some on a 320d I bought there and drove back.

 

I'm aware UK doesn't. I buy a lot of cheap Skodas and drive them back here as a hobby to add to my collection or for my friends. As for the equipment... Well yeah sure but the majority of European markets have far less standard than the UK. The Czech SE model has more than the Estonian SE model and is 4600 eur cheaper.