Actually I'm the happy owner of a Yeti, but daughter looking to replace her 11 year old diesel Touran (only 85,000 miles on the clock but getting to a certain age) with something big enough for a family of 4 plus friends.

 

Another Touran perhaps?  Or the Kodiaq?  A Volvo?  The VW or Audi Kodiaq equivalent?  So many choices.

 

Any thoughts, please?  And if it is to be a Kodiaq, any tips on where to get the keenest price?  

docc, to get a reality check on Kodiaq prices, try a few broker websites such as DriveTheDeal, Carfile etc, then see if your local dealer will match or get close

58 minutes ago, SinglePointSafety said:

docc, to get a reality check on Kodiaq prices, try a few broker websites such as DriveTheDeal, Carfile etc, then see if your local dealer will match or get close

Thanks - that's the way we did it last time.  Around 14% discount on a Yeti.  Local dealer did match the broker price, more or less, after a little 'discussion'.  Just wondered whether this approach still held good, and what the likely available discount is on a Kodiaq at the moment - I'm assuming cars are going to be difficult to shift over the coming months.

My local Skoda dealers showed no inclination at all to even sell me a car! (phone calls not returned, emails ignored). When I shared the broker prices, they were not interested in continuing the discussion. Times may have changed, and your local dealer may be more reasonable, but for me the broker route was by far the best option and the supplying dealer is within a 30 minute drive, and so far seems to be OK. I'd rather buy from a local dealer for many obvious reasons, and set myself an 'acceptability threshold' price-wise. With my previous car (VW Golf) the local dealer was more than happy to match the broker price and take my order there and then (end of the week and end of the month, so sales target to meet?)

A friend bought a new Seat Arona through CarWow. I don't know the discount or price