spyshots of the new roomster due to debute in march

why cant we have this one??!!!!

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Look very simillar to me, different rear lights/windows. The design study was proberbly to expensive to build and the back window may not have met safety standards.

Same picture is in this week's AutoExpress.

I rather like it

Love the wheels, but thats it!

Its bloody hideous !!!I think they've shot themselves in the foot with this. A bit like Fiat did with the Multipla. Yes they sold a few but not enough!!

It looks poor.

I liked the concept.Looks like reality will be the ugly sister to the Vauxhall Agila

problem with concepts is they look very nice but are not practical for production... the only thing they can really keep is the overall shape / design of the car, pretty much the whole interior never makes it to production either which is a shame cause the roomsters interior was very cool.

i'm still waiting for the Yeti !

Have to bear in mind that it is a spyshot. It could well have bits of it disguised.

I really hope its got bits of it disguised!!!

Have to wait and see - guess its close as theres plastic covers on the seats - bet some one at the plant is for the high jump Skoda Auto are very hot on photographs at their Plants - , if you imagine the spyshots rear windows filled in Skoda could be back in the market again with a small commercial van

My god, it's horrendous - it's like the unfortunately offspring of a Meriva and a Multipla!

Dear Skoda,

Please don't **** away the reputation you've built by making hideous abortions like that.

Signed,

The entire universe

If skoda build this then they HAVE to build a 4x4 SUV along lines of toureg and bring out a limited edition Superb vRS with the W12 just to appologise to the public for this thing!!!

Front and side shot nice, but that door needs to be a fold-up wing door and the glass at the back - imagine all the rubbish you keep in your boot pressed up against it. Don't like the rear end, have to agree with the multipla comment, and maybe some similarity in design to the chrysler heurse too?