Skoda Octavia Mk3 In Depth Tour: discover all the hidden features

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
  • In this Skoda Octavia Mk3 In Depth Tour, we'll be exploring all the hidden features of this great car. From the clever infotainment system to the great little engine, we'll find everything we need to know to make an informed decision about buying this car.
    If you're thinking about buying a new car, be sure to check out this Skoda Octavia Mk3 In Depth Tour. We'll show you all the hidden features of this great car and help you make an informed decision about buying it!
    If you want to see the facelifted in depth tour, then here is the link.
    • 2017 Mk3 Skoda Octavia...
    If you want to see some great content on the MK2 Octavia, then please check out my friend Stephen's channel. He is very entertaining with his DIY videos!
    / @carspytv

Комментарии • 25

  • @CarSpyTV
    @CarSpyTV Год назад +2

    Excellent video, Matt. Fair, informative and entertaining. Thanks for plugging my channel, too.

    • @mattsbeamer
      @mattsbeamer  Год назад +1

      You are welcome. I wanted people to know how good your channel is. You have a lot of valuable information on there. Thanks also for the kind comment. I wish I was as entertaining as you. Lol. Cheers to you and your family :) 🍻 🥂

  • @user-th1oo3rs5k
    @user-th1oo3rs5k Год назад +3

    This is a luxury car for a luxury man.
    Thanks for the video, now I have a dream

    • @mattsbeamer
      @mattsbeamer  Год назад

      Thank you Artym, for your comment. It is a wonderful car. They have very nice high end trim levels too. My friend in the uk (RUclips channel @carspytv) has a mk2 Skoda Octavia. It is very luxurious, leather seats wood trim. Have a good week, thank you :)

  • @user-sj6ec8ku8g
    @user-sj6ec8ku8g Год назад +2

    Excellent video! Thanks a lot for a great work 😊

    • @mattsbeamer
      @mattsbeamer  Год назад +1

      Hello :) I am glad you liked it. Thank you for letting me film it. Great car!!

  • @markonmotoring
    @markonmotoring Год назад +2

    I had a MK3 Octavia new back in 2015 but mine was an estate. It was the VRS with the diesel engine and I added a few options including privacy glass, tow bar, canton audio and Leather upholstery. It felt very much more a family GT that hot estate but that was no bad thing. I didn't bother with the black styling pack which I know is a popular option or the larger 19" wheels which were in the demo car, I didn't like how the car drove in those but the 18" wheels though firm were not uncomfortable. I really liked some of the simply clever items such as ice scraper in the fuel filler, parking ticket holder and baggage hooks in the boot.
    I did feel that the VRS added that bit of sparkle and suspected that lesser models may have felt a little uninspiring by comparison (I actually traded the car for a Fiat 500 TwinAir 105 which was way more fun than the VRS).
    The SEL and L&K trim levels look very classy but can be pricey.
    Good informative video.
    Oh and I also like the fact the car still has a proper hand break.

    • @mattsbeamer
      @mattsbeamer  Год назад +1

      Hello Mark. Good to see your message.
      Oh very nice, I love estates, and being a VRS really does make it more special.
      The spec of your one, really does sound nice. It’s amazing how many clever extras the Octavia has. My friend, who has this Mk3, has a friend with a mk3 supurb, and if all goes well, I can film it. I love the clever boot/hatch design and the umbrellas in the door. Very clever
      Wow, a big difference between a Vrs and a Fiat. Both are great cars. I was hoping to film my friends abarth Esseesse, with pearlescent white paint, red leather, but the world has put that on hold, for a while. Lol
      Cheers, take care. I hope that your enjoying your new Renault :)

    • @markonmotoring
      @markonmotoring Год назад +1

      @@mattsbeamer I considered a Suoerb and a Volvo V60 at the time but the then new Superb was in show rooms but no demo was available and the Volvo though nice I couldn't justify the premium over the Skoda.
      My Friend has the Kodiak SEL and seems to like it.
      Yeh the Fiat was very different but saved me a lot of money and was loads more fun in truth. Mine was the 105 hp 6 speed TwinAir so not at all common and in many ways instill miss that car. The New Renault is very different to the Fiat but I knew if I tried to replace it with something similar I'd always be drawing comparisons. It's a good family car but my heart still belongs to my original 26 year old version.

    • @mattsbeamer
      @mattsbeamer  Год назад +1

      @@markonmotoring to be honest, I have no idea if I see many suburbs about, because I know they are quite similar to the Octavia, unless you pay attention. The v60 is a lovely car, my friend had the saloon S60 and he misses it. He had to trade it in and buy a Big Kia Sorrento Prime. I did film that a while back, but it got hardly any attention. Lol
      I agree, I wouldn’t be able to justify having a v60 over a suburb, they are great cars, but then again, so is the Suburb.
      I haven’t had the chance to spend any time with the Kodiak, but I really must look into it.

    • @mattsbeamer
      @mattsbeamer  Год назад +1

      @@markonmotoring As for replacing the Fiat, that must of been a tough decision. What rivals do you like?
      I have always like the higher specced meganne, and your yellow one, is a wonderful car. I liked them with the yellow and blue livery

    • @markonmotoring
      @markonmotoring Год назад

      @@mattsbeamer I had hoped to keep the Fiat for a very long time as it was a specification that had a short production run and was pretty rare due to the fact they cost similar money to an entry level Abarth when new.
      I suspected the Duel Mass fly wheel was failing but struggled to get a garage to help and with garages all being busy and parts availability being problematic nobody wanted to take the job on.
      As fun as an Abarth may be I didn't want one, someone I know who has the 180hp.Abarth Comp wants to go back to the TwinAir as it's more fun.
      The yellow and blue livery you mention was used on the Maxi Mégane coupe rally cars and Laguna touring cars in the mid/late 90's.

  • @lindypet7425
    @lindypet7425 Год назад +1

    Such a well made in depth tour ,thankyou I enjoyed watching , great car 👍

    • @mattsbeamer
      @mattsbeamer  Год назад +1

      Thank you :D I’m glad that you appreciate my efforts :D take care :)

  • @penguininshorts
    @penguininshorts Год назад +2

    Very nice car. 👌

    • @mattsbeamer
      @mattsbeamer  Год назад

      Thank you! :) the Octavia is a wonderful car.

  • @6drmr6
    @6drmr6 6 месяцев назад

    i really loved the facelift 2017 version compared to that one so I got one. Many people say they like non facelift version more but with full led lights 2017 looks amazing to me. Nice video tho, liked

  • @allablackcat9058
    @allablackcat9058 Год назад +1

    I think since you filmed both the facelift and pre facelift cars, you could do a comparison between the two. ❤

    • @mattsbeamer
      @mattsbeamer  Год назад +1

      That’s a great idea! Hopefully I can screen shot my video for the footage.

  • @robbrady4649
    @robbrady4649 7 месяцев назад

    What's people's opinion of the 1.0 engine in the Octavia? Is it a wet belt design like Ford's Ecoboost?

  • @badbooks476
    @badbooks476 Год назад

    Great in depth tour. Nice to see heating controls & a handbrake, great glove box, very well equipped for a base model. I do prefer the mk3 styling to the mk4, mk 4 grille looks like a cheap copy of BMW. I have a company car 2023 Octavia 2.0 td SEL dsg estate, a bit too techy for me, but proving to be a comfortable rep mobile.

    • @mattsbeamer
      @mattsbeamer  Год назад +1

      Hey, thanks for your comment. I’m glad that others share the same opinion. It’s a shame when some features are lost, just to keep up with others. I think the mk4 is a quite good-looking, but then again, I’m a BMW fanboy.
      Your new rep mobile sounds lovely, especially having an estate. I think I’d pick it over a VW, these days :)

  • @Balance5403
    @Balance5403 Год назад

    Is it adviseable to use the DSG transmission version of the octavia for taxi

    • @mattsbeamer
      @mattsbeamer  Год назад +1

      Hey, the manuals are a lot simpler than the DSG, so cheaper to maintain and more reliable (in my. Opinion). But, saying that, I’d still chose the DSG If I was in a busy city, and a manual if I lived in a rural area. :)