Due to an ever increasing amount of outdoor stuff and growing children I am considering* changing my beloved vRS 230 estate.

I LOVE this car! I've considered changing it a few times over the years but i can never find anything in budget that is as good as what I have! However.... Times are changing. I've found something that might be viable for me to go ahead with, so I need to get mine marketed etc.

I purchased this vehicle from Coventry Skoda in June 2016, and I've covered only 16k since then. My vehicle is White with Black leather (red stitching) and a manual box. As you'll all already know has an amazing standard specification!! Electric memory seats, heated front seats, Xenons, bluetooth, front and rear parking, Nav, cruise, lane assist, 19" wheels, privacy glass and the amazing LSD! As if I need to tell you guys that!
I've had it serviced every year, and I've only ever fuelled it on Optimax (apart from 2 tanks when I was in the middle of nowhere abroad!). 

Any questions please do let me know.

**NOW SOLD**


 

Edited 17 December, 20187 yr by Al3299
car sold

I’m interested, as I’m not doing long enough journeys to see the benefit of a diesel.

 

What tyres have been fitted?

Edited 5 December, 20187 yr by Jon TDI

For anyone else interested in this thread, it has had P-Zero's fitted as of last month (probably 300 miles old)

These aren't the best images I have of the car, but they are the most recent. Parked up at Heathrow in late August before setting off for a family holiday. It's not lowered (100% no mods!) it's just all the stuff in the boot the wife decided was "necessary" for a family of four.

I've done the deal on my new vehicle so I'll endeavour to get my vRS cleaned up for some photos over the weekend (subject to the weather). It'll also be going on autotrader so I don't envisage it staying around long. It's now reduced to £16,550!!!

Alastair 

Edited 15 December, 20187 yr by Al3299

On 07/12/2018 at 17:48, Al3299 said:

Just had her valeted etc, and I've taken some new images now the weather's a bit better!