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buying new octi combi
This is a discussion on buying new octi combi within the Octavia II forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; Hi All just like to start off by saying well done on a smart,informative,and well put together site . i ...
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10-04-2007, 03:39
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|  buying new octi combi Hi All just like to start off by saying well done on a smart,informative,and well put together site  .i have been lurking around for a few weeks now! picking up bits of info to use against the dealers, so heres what i'v come up with and i'd like your opinons? New 2.0lt DTI (140bhp) elegance combi anthacite grey. Extras:
 I could just about push for a passat comfortline 1.9 saloon but i think that the octaivia would be every bit as good a car esspecaly in the 20ltr. Cheers Jon. |
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10-04-2007, 07:07
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|  Re: buying new octi combi Hi and welcome. Your choice sounds good and will beat the pants off a 1.9 Passat. Not that there is anything wrong with the 1.9tdi, but if your budget car cope with the 2.00 then go for it.
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10-04-2007, 07:45
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| Re: buying new octi combi pegasus 17" alloy's - Nice maxi dot - Very useful xenon headlights - Very useful phone prep/ Is bluetooth an option? - I think BT is in Europe but not UK. Cradles are limiting rear cup holders for the little ones - Nice Idea luggage net combo - Well worth it boot liner (flat) - Well worth it non smoker pack - Why not, if you don't smoke. Had you considered parking sensors? Can't remember if they are standard on the Elegance or not.
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10-04-2007, 19:16
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| Re: buying new octi combi Rear parking sensors are std on uk spec Elegance, ^^ Nice spec of car, Welcome to Briskoda.
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