I see Skoda UK showing on Twitter a police version of the karoq, I wonder if they have the back seats

Have you got any photos as I'm not on Twitter?

Just on Skoda Uk 

Thanks, looking now.

Can't see a police car.

'Karoq Cars' as small children can call them.

 

 

 

For catching Karooqs.

Edited 20 March, 20188 yr by AwaoffSki

I actually like the blue lights in the grill!

Better in the grille than in your rear-view mirror, methinks.

Nooo wouldn’t be quick enough 

Nice.

8 minutes ago, Macdemon said:

Nice.

 

I think it is too actually, never thought I would hear me say that

Looks good in Meteor Grey with blue and yellow details. It also appears that they have scuffed the driver-side front wheel-arch/bumper already.

2 hours ago, Orville said:

Looks good in Meteor Grey with blue and yellow details. It also appears that they have scuffed the driver-side front wheel-arch/bumper already.

Are you sure? It looks like front parking sensor to me.

 

Fred

15 hours ago, Karman said:

I actually like the blue lights in the grill!

I would love to see the situation when somebody from the local constabulary goes into the dealer and asks them to spec one up with the blue lights.

Salesmen would be totally lost trying to find a part number. They are having problems what is on a standard spec car in some cases. Or am I being unfair?

 

Colin

 

 

 

http://skoda.co.uk/fleet/emergency-services 

Skoda UK will be pushing hard to get the Karoq & Kodiaq to the Emergency Services.

Their attempt to do so with the Fabia Mk3 was a total flop.

http://briskoda.net/forums/topic/359208-is-the-skoda-fabia-the-new-lawmaster 

 

If the Coast Guard goes with the Karoq will be interesting as the Yeti was pretty perfect for practicality.

Edited 21 March, 20188 yr by AwaoffSki

1 hour ago, g6zru said:

Are you sure? It looks like front parking sensor to me.

 

Fred

Ther looks to be a triangle of scuffing below the sensor as the arch meets the black plastic trim. Nothin major - probably rubbed another car doing a 3-point turn and did a runner.

There was me thinking it was just a photoshop job.

Must be one of those driverless police cars as can't see a driver?

Undercover officer in a marked vehicle. 

There is a driver (or atleast I think I can see one), but also some heavy photoshopping.

 

Edited 21 March, 20188 yr by Orville

Perfect vehicle for Policing the Thin Blue Line and transporting thin officers.  

that will be the 9 seater model.

Probably haven’t got the drivers seat either!!