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Which Yeti should I buy?
I am very keen to change my Toyota RAV4 TGi automatic for a Skoda Yeti Laurin & Klement 170PS, should I get an automatic or a manual, and should I choose diesel or petrol?
I live on Dartmoor, so tiny lanes, but also use the motorway. I am a lady driver, I haven't been keen on the RAV automatic, having always driven manuals. I'm open to the best option.
I live on Dartmoor, so tiny lanes, but also use the motorway. I am a lady driver, I haven't been keen on the RAV automatic, having always driven manuals. I'm open to the best option.
Asked on 3 June 2013 by Devon lass
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By far the best Yeti is the 1.8TSI 160/170 4WD. Has the benefits of a 4WD SUV, and the performance and handling of a hot hatchback.
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