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Old 24-03-2005, 23:02   #1
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Must Have Optionals

I would like to hear your impressions about the Must-Have optionals you would choose for the new Octavia.

Also , does anyone here sees the point of the sunroof ? I mean , would you put it on the car or not ? Here in Ro it costs around 650 Euro
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Old 24-03-2005, 23:05   #2
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In the UK the sunroof costs about £600 or 900Euro.

I'm probably going to have one on my next car though as I'd miss it too much in the summer.
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If the rear visibility is as restricted as the previous model Octy I'd say that parking sensors would be towards the top of my list.

Cruise control may also be a good addition.
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Old 25-03-2005, 20:51   #4
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I went for the light assistant, multifunction steering wheel and maxidot. Light assistant seems to be very oversensitive and switches the headlights on at the strangest times. M/F wheel is nice, and I think the Maxidot is fantastic. Really clear and sharp, as well as making the dashboard look much more upmarket.
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Old 25-03-2005, 22:08   #5
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I chose Xenon, small leather package and heated seats (those seats just to make the wife happy)
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The sports suspension + 17" alloys package...
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Sound System & Xenons for me can have great tunes and see where I am going
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Audience + Speaker upgrade
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I didn't chose any extras as I needed to get the car before the end of March, but I'd say the Multifunction steering wheel and maxidot is a bargain and would have been on my shopping list.
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Nothing on mine above the Elegance spec, only thing i'd go for woud be the multifunction wheel as that's the only thing i miss from my old laguna.
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Old 26-03-2005, 22:49   #11
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Waiting for the L&K so i don't need to tick any option boxes


....oops - scratch that - i need to add the 17" pegasus wheels, a sunroof, the MP3 & 12 speaker upgrade to the L&K.
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I've been told you can't get the 17" on the L&K

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What is MAXIDOT

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Originally Posted by patnmand
I went for the light assistant, multifunction steering wheel and maxidot. Light assistant seems to be very oversensitive and switches the headlights on at the strangest times. M/F wheel is nice, and I think the Maxidot is fantastic. Really clear and sharp, as well as making the dashboard look much more upmarket.
Heard a lot about the MAXIDOT , but what is it and what does it do , as option price is only £90 what do you get for so little money . Explain please .
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Heard a lot about the MAXIDOT , but what is it and what does it do , as option price is only £90 what do you get for so little money . Explain please .
It's a dot-matrix display between the rev counter and speedo...



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I've been told you can't get the 17" on the L&K

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www.drivethedeal.com offer it on there option list for the L&K
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It's a dot-matrix display between the rev counter and speedo...



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I have had that display on my Audi A4 since 1996. It is standard on the A4 SE.

It gives animated warnings if your car has a problem, such as when overheating it displays a flashing boiling thermometer which you cannot miss unlike the thermometer guage which I never noticed when my radiator emptied itself thanks to an incompetant 'Audi specialist' in Oxford that failed to fit a hose clip !
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