Skoda Karoq reviews
Neutral reviews
anonymous
The Karoq is a completely new car, which parks in the spot vacated by the weird and wonderful Yeti. So it’s a midsize crossover which shares its building blocks with the Seat Ateca and, along with the Seat, it’ll compete with the Nissan Qashqai and a million cars like it.
It’s slightly longer, wider and roomier than the Yeti, and ixnherits a new family face from the bigger Kodiaq (Skoda’s naming strategy involves an Alaskan island and a linguistic workout, so we’ll ignore it).
anonymous
The Skoda Karoq requires annual servicing unless you do mainly long-distance motorway driving, in which case the intervals can be extended – onboard computers tell you by how much while the brand’s servicing packs are relatively affordable when bought up front.
anonymous
The Skoda Karoq is the smaller sibling of the Skoda Kodiaq – one of the very best models in its class – so to say expectations were high when it launched is an understatement. The shorter Karoq has five seats instead of the Kodiaq's seven and a slightly smaller boot, but there’s still plenty of room if you don’t need to carry six passengers.
Magget84
It's a tiguan. Check the tiguan reviews but as far as I know it's all still the MQB platform with TSI and TDI engines which VAG has been using for years. So apart from the design it should be almost bulletproof.
anonymous
http://chasingcars.com.au/review/2018-skoda-karoq-first-drive-review/
The Karoq is a much-needed product for Skoda in Australia, and thankfully for the brand, this is a very good effort. There really isn’t much this car does wrong. It’s spacious, well equipped, fun to drive, efficient, and did I mention spacious? The spirit of the Yeti is alive and well in the Karoq, though this time around, the more conventional, less quirky style and superior general public awareness of Skoda will definitely win it more friends. Could this be the car that catapults Skoda into higher sales in Australia? I hope so, but for now the Skoda Karoq is a very accomplished car that deserves to win many friends here.
Positive reviews
anonymous
The Skoda Karoq has lots of room for rear-seat passengers and a big boot, too
anonymous
"You would be hard pushed to describe Skoda’s latest small SUV as revolutionary, but it does everything you’d want from a model in this market. There’s loads of room in the boot and back seats, plus plenty of equipment on board."
anonymous
"The Skoda Karoq is predictable in its sheer competency. After making such a fine effort on the larger Kodiaq SUV, Skoda has followed up with a well-equipped, comfortable and seriously-practical crossover."
colt1998
such a pretty car, skoda is amzing last 3 years, last generation superb is just so perfect, skoda is just amazing these days
Neutral reviews
anonymous
The Karoq is a completely new car, which parks in the spot vacated by the weird and wonderful Yeti. So it’s a midsize crossover which shares its building blocks with the Seat Ateca and, along with the Seat, it’ll compete with the Nissan Qashqai and a million cars like it.
It’s slightly longer, wider and roomier than the Yeti, and ixnherits a new family face from the bigger Kodiaq (Skoda’s naming strategy involves an Alaskan island and a linguistic workout, so we’ll ignore it).
anonymous
The Skoda Karoq requires annual servicing unless you do mainly long-distance motorway driving, in which case the intervals can be extended – onboard computers tell you by how much while the brand’s servicing packs are relatively affordable when bought up front.
anonymous
The Skoda Karoq is the smaller sibling of the Skoda Kodiaq – one of the very best models in its class – so to say expectations were high when it launched is an understatement. The shorter Karoq has five seats instead of the Kodiaq's seven and a slightly smaller boot, but there’s still plenty of room if you don’t need to carry six passengers.
Magget84
It's a tiguan. Check the tiguan reviews but as far as I know it's all still the MQB platform with TSI and TDI engines which VAG has been using for years. So apart from the design it should be almost bulletproof.
anonymous
http://chasingcars.com.au/review/2018-skoda-karoq-first-drive-review/
The Karoq is a much-needed product for Skoda in Australia, and thankfully for the brand, this is a very good effort. There really isn’t much this car does wrong. It’s spacious, well equipped, fun to drive, efficient, and did I mention spacious? The spirit of the Yeti is alive and well in the Karoq, though this time around, the more conventional, less quirky style and superior general public awareness of Skoda will definitely win it more friends. Could this be the car that catapults Skoda into higher sales in Australia? I hope so, but for now the Skoda Karoq is a very accomplished car that deserves to win many friends here.
Positive reviews
anonymous
The Skoda Karoq has lots of room for rear-seat passengers and a big boot, too
anonymous
"You would be hard pushed to describe Skoda’s latest small SUV as revolutionary, but it does everything you’d want from a model in this market. There’s loads of room in the boot and back seats, plus plenty of equipment on board."
anonymous
"The Skoda Karoq is predictable in its sheer competency. After making such a fine effort on the larger Kodiaq SUV, Skoda has followed up with a well-equipped, comfortable and seriously-practical crossover."
colt1998
such a pretty car, skoda is amzing last 3 years, last generation superb is just so perfect, skoda is just amazing these days