My husband brought a 2014 Skoda Yeti in November 2016. Recently, a warning light came on while he was driving and a hissing noise was audible. The car was taken to our local Skoda dealer who found substantial damage underneath the front of the car with the radiator having been pushed back approximately two inches and a bracket attached to the chassis buckled. It was also apparent that cosmetic repairs had been done to the front of the car (a new bumper has been fitted) to disguise the fact the car had been involved in a collision of some kind. My husband was not told about the car being involved in an accident when he purchased the car from a reputable local dealer in fact he was assured that it was in perfect order and had had a full pre-sales check which obviously wasn't the case as the damage would have been apparent. Where does he stand? The car is undriveable without repairs, which are estimated to be over £1000.