There's a new price list just been released for the Karoq.

 

No new options or specification changes, just a price hike of about 1.5%.

 

Chris

Price hikes already covered but admin moved it in to the general discussion. You'll note however that Skoda has increased allowance on PCP purchases which covers the price hike on new cars in stock. Increased allowance much greater on Superb and especially Kodiaq, in fact it brings Kodiaq within spitting distance of Karoq on price. It's likely the manufacturer now sees a problem shifting them.

On 14/05/2020 at 22:54, Scot5 said:

Price hikes already covered but admin moved it in to the general discussion. You'll note however that Skoda has increased allowance on PCP purchases which covers the price hike on new cars in stock. Increased allowance much greater on Superb and especially Kodiaq, in fact it brings Kodiaq within spitting distance of Karoq on price. It's likely the manufacturer now sees a problem shifting them.

Yes looks like the Kodiaq gets extra £1750 deposit allowance and a lower interest rate.   As these deals are minimum 46 months effectively narrows any price difference.

 

Clearly getting first 3 months also paid for probably means Kodiaq is nearer £5000 off assuming monthlies are probably £250 (so 3 months worth £750)

 

These are strange offers for strange (Covid) times.    
 

But ultimately it is all smoke and mirrors, try configuring on Slovenian Skoda website, then wonder why the UK price list is high, and even with the discount is more than being charged in other parts of EU

On 14/05/2020 at 22:54, Scot5 said:

Price hikes already covered but admin moved it in to the general discussion. You'll note however that Skoda has increased allowance on PCP purchases which covers the price hike on new cars in stock. Increased allowance much greater on Superb and especially Kodiaq, in fact it brings Kodiaq within spitting distance of Karoq on price. It's likely the manufacturer now sees a problem shifting them.

Fair point but I prefer to buy my cars and keep as long as I want rather than rent for 3 years

 

Chris