Skoda Yeti 77TSI Review
Few people laugh at Skodas these days. The car brand that was as often the butt of cruel jokes in the 1980s – as with Lada and other Eastern Bloc makers renowned for disintegrating vehicles - has already been successful in Europe for many years since being taken under Volkswagen’s welcoming wing.
Skoda Yeti Preview
CarAdvice is at the Australian launch of the Skoda Yeti in Alice Springs.
It sounds like the ultimate fish out of water scenario: an abominable snowman in the middle of the outback. Clearly Skoda Australia wants to prove its kooky new compact SUV is a bit of a surprise packet, and one capable of leaving the city and taking on the rough stuff.
Skoda Yeti price cut by $2400 ahead of Australian launch in October
Skoda Australia has wiped $2400 off the price of the entry-level Skoda Yeti just weeks out from the quirky compact SUV’s local launch.
When it was revealed at July’s 2011 Australian International Auto Show in Melbourne, Skoda Australia said its first ever SUV would be priced from $28,690 before on-road costs. But now, less than three months...
Looks like a Mini Cubman crossed with a Rover Freelander
Although I can also see a hint of BMW and Audi in it particularly with the grille and headlights
Scott B
Best. Name. Ever.
Seriously, enough with the made-up names foisted on us by Japanese car companies, or the stupid numbering systems the Europeans use. I’d drive anything called a Yeti, even if it only had one wheel and a 2 stroke engine.