It was/is an acquired taste.

The Wolseley 2200HL Saloon, lasted in production for six months (they dropped the Wolseley marque and kept it as the Austin Princess after merging Austin and Morris).

Lol. Unnecessary light pollution. As we go into the festive period where houses, corporate and government buildings, city centres, etc... get festooned with light up trees, Santa’s, reindeer, etc...

But many countries have financial incentives to buy hybrid or all electric vehicles.

Ye’, they’ve been in then since the Superb Mk1 (2002-2008), there was a door on the front doors to access to the umbrellas.

The Fabia estate let’s the side down, it’s like they squished the sides in of an Octavia.

As Brits we like to complain (very very rarely at where it’s intended, it’s the British way), but we have it pretty good here. Yes other places will say they have it better, and some are right, but on the whole we have it pretty good.

Well I hope you get what you and your family wants and it’s all you hope it to be.

They are only little touches but they add up.

Are you or your partner interested in a university course maybe, that’s one of the easiest steps or getting job here through your existing company or through sponsorship and then residency, etc...

Even here the Sandero Stepway is midway in the Dacia range.

Skoda have so many good cars to offer.

Thanks mate. They are fantastic cars.

They are good little cars.

But also that you guys (and gals) can’t privately import them.

Nothing really to freeze up, sure there’s the lock release mechanism, but it’s a push and pop door, having had two Mk3 Superbs since 2016, it’s never happened.

We like practical, efficient, etc... cars that suit our needs not 400+bhp, RWD, pickups, etc... that are ungainly for our roads, cost a lot to fuel, tax and insure, etc... these little motors can be a lot of fun too. 

Glad to hear it.

Which one? I liked all three. Lol.

While over here we get the Ranger in all three body styles, auto and manual, but only diesel. Lol.