New family member means new car

Angel Boy · 22-05-2005, 21:41

Evening all,
Pretty much as the title really. Have been a Seat owner for the past 8 years (cordy, ibiza mk 4 and misses has a mk2 ibiza), but due to a little one need a bigger family car (misses keeping her mk2).
As I have just persuaded my Dad to get the Octavia I thought I had best add it to the list of potentials. So doing a bit of research on the vRS model and I maybe tempted to jump from not only Seat but from Diesel to petrol.

I need to run it past the thought police first (the misses)

So I'll be lurking a bit reading lots and no doubt laughing at some of the posts.

Cheers,
Andy

Skodacious · 22-05-2005, 21:49

Hi there and welcome!!!

Get an Octy vRS and never look back!!! If it helps you to get the idea past the 'thought police' they do an estate version...

Or you could go for the more exclusive 4x4 version

Octygone · 22-05-2005, 21:50

There's so much room in the new octavia II and a 140 bhp diesel as well .............sounds just the job

***DGW*** · 22-05-2005, 22:25

Welcome to Briskoda. And I second the comment below.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skodacious

Or you could go for the more exclusive 4x4 version

octav.ed · 22-05-2005, 22:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by pdtdi

There's so much room in the new octavia II and a 140 bhp diesel as well .............sounds just the job

wifes got a leon u cud fit it my octys boot.go for it 140 bhp power makes prizes.[or is that points?]

WrightyRS · 23-05-2005, 01:28

Hello and Welcome

**delcac** · 23-05-2005, 07:40

Hello and welcome.

22-05-2005, 21:41	#1
Angel Boy Briskodian Join Date: May 2005 Location: Scotland Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	New family member means new car Evening all, Pretty much as the title really. Have been a Seat owner for the past 8 years (cordy, ibiza mk 4 and misses has a mk2 ibiza), but due to a little one need a bigger family car (misses keeping her mk2). As I have just persuaded my Dad to get the Octavia I thought I had best add it to the list of potentials. So doing a bit of research on the vRS model and I maybe tempted to jump from not only Seat but from Diesel to petrol. I need to run it past the thought police first (the misses) So I'll be lurking a bit reading lots and no doubt laughing at some of the posts. Cheers, Andy

22-05-2005, 21:49	#2
Skodacious Briskodian Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: East Anglia (Cambridge) Posts: 426 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi there and welcome!!! Get an Octy vRS and never look back!!! If it helps you to get the idea past the 'thought police' they do an estate version... Or you could go for the more exclusive 4x4 version __________________ Skoda Octavia VRs MK1 'The original and best'

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WrightyRS 200 laps....... Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Essex Posts: 2,383 Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts	Hello and Welcome __________________ Alex Skoda Octavia vRS Honda Integra Type R DC5(Facelift)Championship White,Red Recaros,C Pack Honda CBR600Fi

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delcac Still a **** Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Chatham, Kent Posts: 7,033 Thanks: 12 Thanked 59 Times in 45 Posts	Hello and welcome. __________________ The Red Devil

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22-05-2005, 21:50	#3
Octygone Old Git Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Wiltshire Posts: 6,535 Thanks: 179 Thanked 101 Times in 61 Posts	There's so much room in the new octavia II and a 140 bhp diesel as well .............sounds just the job