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Looking for a tall automatic SUV / MPV - Skoda Kodiaq?

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  • 07-02-2017 12:00pm
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    TestLink
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    I am looking for a Tall Automatic SUV/MPV. What about the new Skoda Kodiaq? Reviews look good. Also 0% finance and 7 seater option makes it more impressive.

    Is this the best value for money car in that segment with its features within that price range? Never had a Skoda before. How would it compare with Toyota / Nissan / Volkswagen etc?

    Any other good option?
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    grogi
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    TestLink wrote: »
    I am looking for a Tall Automatic SUV/MPV. What about the new Skoda Kodiaq? Reviews look good. Also 0% finance and 7 seater option makes it more impressive.

    Is this the best value for money car in that segment with its features within that price range? Never had a Skoda before. How would it compare with Toyota / Nissan / Volkswagen etc?

    Any other good option?

    How big does it need to be? How much do you need an SUV?

    Following options are worth considering:
    Hybrid automatics: Toyota Rav4, Toyota C-HR, Toyota Prius+, Outlander PHEV
    Torque converter automatics: Peugoet 3008, 5008 (old MPV, new SUV), Citroen C4 Picasso
    Double clutch automatics: Renault Kadjar, Skoda Kodiaq
    CVT transmission: Nissan Quasqai, Nissan X-Trail

    That's just a start... :]


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    bazz26
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    There is an entire thread on the Skodiac here:

    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057640846


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    TestLink
    Registered Users Posts: 776 ✭✭✭TestLink


    grogi wrote: »
    How big does it need to be? How much do you need an SUV?

    Following options are worth considering:
    Hybrid automatics: Toyota Rav4, Toyota C-HR, Toyota Prius+, Outlander PHEV
    Torque converter automatics: Peugoet 3008, 5008 (old MPV, new SUV), Citroen C4 Picasso
    Double clutch automatics: Renault Kadjar, Skoda Kodiaq
    CVT transmission: Nissan Quasqai, Nissan X-Trail

    That's just a start... :]

    Kids are growing up and getting taller each day! So I need something that would be comfy for them.

    My max budget is 32,000. I prefer Toyota (or any other Japaneese or Korean cars). I dont think I could get some thing this spec for that price. Please correct me if I am wrong.


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    grogi
    Registered Users Posts: 8,615 ✭✭✭grogi


    TestLink wrote: »
    Kids are growing up and getting taller each day! So I need something that would be comfy for them.

    My max budget is 32,000. I prefer Toyota (or any other Japaneese or Korean cars). I dont think I could get some thing this spec for that price. Please correct me if I am wrong.

    Toyota Prius+ - a 7-seater hybrid. You should be able to get a new one for 32k after pushing the salesman a bit...

    Kia Niro - a hybrid as well - ~30k should suffice...


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    TestLink
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    grogi wrote: »
    Toyota Prius+ - a 7-seater hybrid. You should be able to get a new one for 32k after pushing the salesman a bit...

    Kia Niro - a hybrid as well - ~30k should suffice...

    Thanks, But these are not tall enough for me! I need some thing with some good leg space.


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    bf
    Registered Users Posts: 979 ✭✭✭bf


    the Kodiaq doesn't have 0% finance


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    grogi
    Registered Users Posts: 8,615 ✭✭✭grogi


    TestLink wrote: »
    Thanks, But these are not tall enough for me! I need some thing with some good leg space.

    I am 6'5" and don't complain in a Corsa in the front. Don't exaggerate ;)


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    slave1
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    TestLink wrote: »
    Kids are growing up and getting taller each day! So I need something that would be comfy for them.

    My max budget is 32,000. I prefer Toyota (or any other Japaneese or Korean cars). I dont think I could get some thing this spec for that price. Please correct me if I am wrong.

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    TestLink
    Registered Users Posts: 776 ✭✭✭TestLink


    bf wrote: »
    the Kodiaq doesn't have 0% finance

    They have.Check http://www.skoda.ie/finance/finance-calculator

    Kodiaq is not in yet in that list. But it would be the same as other models.


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    grogi
    Registered Users Posts: 8,615 ✭✭✭grogi


    TestLink wrote: »
    They have.Check http://www.skoda.ie/finance/finance-calculator

    Kodiaq is not in yet in that list. But it would be the same as other models.

    Eventually, in five years...


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    bf
    Registered Users Posts: 979 ✭✭✭bf


    TestLink wrote: »
    They have.Check http://www.skoda.ie/finance/finance-calculator

    Kodiaq is not in yet in that list. But it would be the same as other models.

    I can guarantee you the Kodiaq will not have 0% finance, its a new model where supply exceeds demand. Dealers have confirmed this to me - rate for PCP on the Kodiaq is likely to be 4.9% or 5.9%


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