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12 June, 20196 yr

I am picking up my first ever Skoda next week (test drove it today) it is a 16 plate Monte 5 door in Tornado (really wanted a 3 but...) moving from a Suzuki Swift Sport as I have a 40 mile daily commute and the Swift is a bit too thirsty, but still want something that is fun.

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12 June, 20196 yr

Hello Monte welcome along to Briskoda , enjoy your new motor.

12 June, 20196 yr

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44 minutes ago, JED said:

Hello Monte welcome along to Briskoda , enjoy your new motor.

Thank you, I am sure I will, although the test drive was short and accompanied I did get a feel for the nature of the car and it is a little 'old school mini'

14 June, 20196 yr

A warm welcome to the Forum !

14 June, 20196 yr

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1 minute ago, Oldmansomerset said:

A warm welcome to the Forum !

Thank you

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