Skoda Kodiaq Longterm Review | Spec & Tech | CarsIreland.ie

[@roadwarrior8560]

Great to see Sinead again, you brighten up a dark day.

[@canons90]

Sinéad, you still make every car look beautiful!

[@leftlanedriver3814]

Came to watch Sinead, Found Kodiaq is interesting as well.

[@c02615223]

Just bought the sportline in Meteor grey. The virtual cockpit was something I really wanted. Also, I like the ambient lighting. A couple of things I'm not getting but wish I was is the wireless charging and the family pack. I do have the stick on window blinds but your ones look so handy.

[@stewartbrown6869]

Just been watching your channel from up north . Belfast . Think you all do great reviews and you did help my next car . As the big blue sportline just ordered . Great reviews honest good to the point . Keep good work up all.

[@lanbarltd]

All ways very professional with a honest review

[@Mikosyko]

Great review! Skodas have come a long way since the 90s! 😋

[@micaelsv]

Some impressions of the Columbus and MIB3 after my first Kodiaq week.. I have been driving 3 years with my VW Tiguan 2019 with mib2...And I gotta say that Im a bit surprised that mib 3 have less function than mib 2 on the Columbus navigation system... Besides the lack of function to import personal POI..(which exist and work perfectly in mib 2) the mib 3 Columbus also lack the "View in View" function that would open a separate window when turning of highway or similar and shows the road signs really clear (and yes that also worked perfect in mib 2) In general I can now say after a few days driving that the Columbus mib 3 have been stripped of some functions that gave good info in mib 2...Like when your closing up to a departure your view in view window would show you more info leading up to the departure.. The mib 3 Columbus simply shows an arrow pointing in the direction that you shall turn off to and the name of the new road..Which could be good enough I suppose... But the thing is that - that is the way it looked on the first portable navigator I purchased some 15 years ago... So in my meaning if you develop mib 3...you will get mib 2...a bit strange to me... Having said all that mib 3 have some new things...like that you can set the cruise control to follow the speed on the road signs (so you don't need speed cams right...) however driving today testing that it was rather good for a while..until it didn't work at all since the maps in my Kodiaq (picked up new last week) seem to be to old so the speed on the roadsigns are simply wrong in the navigator...But I like the thought thou so if they get the maps correct that seem like a useful function... Also the big thing in mib 3 is wireless android auto/apple CarPlay...And to me that's actually the only thing I would like to keep from mib 3...so give me that in mib 2 and I would be a happy camper... And in the end it comes down to that when I buy a new car..and know that the high end navigator have been updated to a new platform..I actually expect it to be able to do ALL that the old one was capable of...and then some...(why else update??) I also expect it to be more capable then my 8 year old portable Garmin (which it is not at the moment...) But hey that's just me... However I don't understand why VW/Skoda have gone this way. Even though I have seen some theories that VW/Skoda does not want to spend money developing the nav systems so they would like people to get hooked on google maps/waze/apple maps or similar...but who know... I must say Im rather disappointed on the mib Columbus for the reasons above... Other then that Im really happy about the Kodiaq as such..great car.. Take Care All and Have a great new year.. Best regards Micael

[@kridgwell]

What car was this video about? I just did not notice....

[@rachelmclaughlin1491]

Skoda kodiaq

[@DougsCars]

What a good color. Colour, even.

[@x3merx3mer]

Hey, will you be making any videos apart from Kodiaq ones? We miss your reviews.

[@ashik7530]

Does it have a tyre pressure monitoring system?

[@robbysipahutar944]

I'm glad to see her. How's she doin'?

[@colmfinlay1623]

Was trying to figure out if you had the digital driver display. I'm close to pulling the trigger on this.

[@MrZaragon62]

But would you actually buy one with your own money Sinead?

[@KingFozzie1]

Considering one at the moment. Since I don’t drive much due to wfh because of Corona, I think the 1.5 petrol is the one for me. On the wishlist: 7-seater, dsg auto, adaptive cruise, tow hook, those sunblinds and memory on the drivers seat. Driving profiles, power tailgate, virtual cockpit and glass sunroof probably don’t fit in the budget… Thoughts, anyone?

[@johnmcgarvey8253]

Very good review Sinead. Getting v expensive at late 40k, but looks like a great car.

[@taunsavines5123]

Beautiful

[@slugger7440]

Hey, is there 3 isofix in the middle row?

[@softshot2405]

I have the Sportline now for a half year now. I love skoda , much better then VW

[@chello70]

You have charisma.

[@zarkopavletic4565]

👍

[@luizmarcielmouradesouza1387]

😘

[@dazza4345]

Ford pay attention to those seats.

[@stevencampbell1150]

Must admit 40 odd thousand euros and you don't even get satnav is a wee bit off putting even if it has android auto which we don't know if it has thereby meaning you could use Google maps if the functionality is there. Seems Skoda are a little bit overpriced with their options but then they are part of the VW group so no surprises there.

[@colm112]

Wireless tailgate 😂 😂

[@waterfordMARTIN]

That probably means no visible wires hahaha

[@dronedad5784]

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