I recently acquired an excellent Yeti Elegance 4x4 from SMC Exeter who provided me with superlative service. The car replaced my Volvo V70 which, with its very poor turning circle, proved incapable of negotiating the restrictive driveway into our new house. A second major consideration, prompted by the very narrow stonewalled lane, was the Elegance's standard electric folding mirrors. Since I could not find any note in the handbook on how the mirrors operated I contacted the dealer who quickly explained the procedure - to no avail. Further research, backed up by SMC Exeter, revealed the fact that Skoda is only now beginning to fit electric folding mirrors to the Yeti Elegance - despite the fact that it has been listed as standard from the outset. A brief search of the internet reveals that many disappointed Yeti owners share my concern. This would seem to me to be a simple case of mis-selling. Is there any recourse? Should Skoda be required to retro-fit this facility at no cost?