The facelifted Skoda Yeti will cost between £16,600 for the Yeti S 1.2 TSI 105 rising to £27,050 for the range-topping Yeti Outdoor Y&K TDI 140 4x4 DSG. As before, the Yeti is offered with two- or four-wheel drive. Facelifted models are available in Yeti Outdoor specification which has a more rugged appearance. Order books open this month; first deliveries are expected in January.
MG Motor is promoting a free upgrade on MG6 diesel models. For no extra cost MG will upgrade mid-range SE models to the range-topping TSE, representing a saving of £3000. Moving from SE to TSE adds front parking sensors, 18-inch wheels, a rear parking camera, leather trim, automatic lights and wipers, Bluetooth connectivity and electric heated seats.
Alfa Romeo has confirmed that the new 4C will require a service every 20,000km (approximately 12,500 miles) or yearly, whichever is first. It had previously been rumoured that the new rear-engined sports car would require a service every 4,500 miles.
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£16600! Thats a big price
£16600! Thats a big price rise! Currently on the Skoda website, the Yeti starts at £15250
They have ruined the Yeti.
They have ruined the Yeti.
MG6 is becoming seriously good value!
Oh dear, the Yeti does look
Oh dear, the Yeti does look rather dull now. I wonder if some VW top brass had a quiet word to them about producing a successful model which had some personality in its looks.....
I wholeheartedly...
Agree. The pre-facelift model added character to the vehicle.