Skoda Yeti (09 on) - Review

Review by David Ross on
Last Updated: 15 February 2011
Part family hatch and part 4x4, the Skoda Yeti is an unusual model. It's a similar idea to the Nissan Qashqai and combines the user-friendliness and affordability of a hatchback along with the practicality of a four-wheel drive. The result is a real success, making the Yeti an ideal family car. There's plenty of room inside, especially for rear passengers, while the boot can swallow an impressive amount of luggage or shopping. It drives well too, and excellent ride quality means it's incredibly comfortable over the roughest of roads. The choice of engines includes the frugal 2.0 TDI along with a 1.2 TSI that comes with two-wheel, rather than four-wheel drive. There's even a super-economy model called the Greenline II, that's claimed to be capable of averaging 61mpg. Add in a top quality interior, good levels of standard equipment and the Yeti has even more appeal.
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Distinctive looks, available with four-wheel drive, strong but frugal engines, good rear passenger space

Unusual styling not to everyone's taste

Part family hatch and part 4x4, the Skoda Yeti is an unusual model. It's a similar idea to the Nissan Qashqai and combines the user-friendliness and affordability of a hatchback along with the practicality of a four-wheel drive. The result is a real success, making the Yeti an ideal family car. There's plenty of room inside, especially for rear passengers, while the boot can swallow an impressive amount of luggage or shopping. It drives well too, and excellent ride quality means it's incredibly comfortable over the roughest of roads. The choice of engines includes the frugal 2.0 TDI along with a 1.2 TSI that comes with two-wheel, rather than four-wheel drive. There's even a super-economy model called the Greenline II, that's claimed to be capable of averaging 61mpg. Add in a top quality interior, good levels of standard equipment and the Yeti has even more appeal.

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