Skoda Kodiaq (2016-2023) for sale near Bristol

Certainly showing no signs of age other than slightly clunky graphics on the control screen. Great fun to drive.

I dont think theres anything to find fault with. Its a well-thought out car. As a family we do big drives up and down and across the UK. A 12-hour journey is a common occurrence, the key to which is ensuring the teenagers/young adults are comfortable. There are other family SUVs available that would do the job, but frankly having what may be referred to as a premium vehicle does not interest me, the Kodiaq does it all very well and has all the ride quality of a vehicle that is far more expensive. So far, so good.

It is the perfect car for us as we have dogs and horses so a great mix of reliability and it looks good but didnt cost the earth

It is a nice looking car. Personally I think Skoda have started pricing themselves out of the market. For the spec and the price I personally think Volvo offer better second hand prices and better quality. It is an easy car to drive and of similar cars we have been looking at it is by far the biggest boot but I did find that it had a lot of sway when driving which did make me feel a bit Motion sick, I do get sea sick,. Still not sure what way we will go with either an XC60, current favourite but will have to compromise on boot space but spec and quality wise is far better, waiting to test drive a Tarraco and still considering the Tiguan allspace.

I was looking for a kodiaq with heated seats as standard. Some models dont have this feature so you have to shop around Until you find what you are looking for at a sensible price