Lady driver, new to skoda and new to owning my very own car.  I bought a skoda as it was higher, large and practical for my needs. I had been driving my partners mondeo for years and never liked it. He wont let me drive his range rover and when ulez was introduced to london, both cars had to be sold. I liked the look of the yeti, so did my partner as he will be using it until he upgrades his range rover.

I bought my yeti in July this year. It is on a 2017 plate, 14 000 miles and green in colour.

sharon

 

1 hour ago, sharonrodrigues said:

Lady driver, new to skoda and new to owning my very own car.  I bought a skoda as it was higher, large and practical for my needs. I had been driving my partners mondeo for years and never liked it. He wont let me drive his range rover and when ulez was introduced to london, both cars had to be sold. I liked the look of the yeti, so did my partner as he will be using it until he upgrades his range rover.

I bought my yeti in July this year. It is on a 2017 plate, 14 000 miles and green in colour.

sharon

 

Hi Sharon, welcome to the forum - that's hardly fair, he wouldn't let you drive his Chelsea tractor, but now wants to drive your Yeti 

Hello Sharon 

 

Agree with W193 - I suppose if he's out in the Yeti you could always liberate the RR for a thrash 

 

Gaz