Skoda Yeti review
Good stuff
Oodles of genuine 4x4 talent and practicality, now even better to drive
Bad stuff
Lifting out the removable seats is hard, facelifted one not as pretty
Overview
What is it?
Until the Skoda Yeti arrived, the Nissan Qashqai had the crossover market all to itself. Then Skoda came along with the Yeti and started stealing sales, and rightfully so. The Yeti combines car-like handling with a dash of rough-road ability and a flexible cabin in which to pack children and pets. There’s a lot to like about the Yeti: it remains one of our favourites in this sector. That’s despite a facelift that makes it look less pretty and appealing – that’s how good it is.
The Yeti will soon be replaced by the Skoda Karoq - you can see the TG review of that car here.
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