2022 Skoda Kodiaq RS Review 4K | The Audi SQ7's little brother
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
- Need 7 seats? Want something fun to drive? And you need that all in one car? Well, Skoda has the answer for you. It's called the Skoda Kodiaq RS.
Don't have time for the full review? Here are your timestamps:
0:00 What is a Skoda Kodiaq RS?
1:11 Exterior Features and Pricing
5:00 Exhaust Sound
5:10 Practicality and Boot Space
6:45 Interior Features
12:31 Second Row Seats
15:31 Third Row Seats
16:49 How Does it Drive On Road?
23:18 Off-Road Driving
24:15 Should You Buy One?
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Great review I enjoyed watching I’m getting one end of this month ❤👍🏼
Thank you!!! Super exciting! It’s a great SUV.
I've just ordered a new one.
I looked at an Audi Q5 and test drove one. It was a nice car, but did not feel *that* much nicer than the Kodiaq to justify the huge price difference.
Thanks for the review, really nice vid mate.
Thank you for watching! It's a brilliant SUV, and a lot more fun to drive than a Q5. Enjoy!
Awesome review. Keep up the good work.
Cheers! Thank you for watching.
Good review. Greetings from Germany ✌️
Cheers!!!
Thank you for being honest!
Thanks for watching!!!
Good job
Stunning car
stellar review. Ive just leased one. Mate, you should be on commission
wow - awesome video. You should be a model!
Lol thanks
This was a really good informative review!
Watching all the major reviewers in Australia this seemed to feel the least biased so that's a huge plus.
What would you recommend if 7 seats weren't required that would be closest to this? And I suppose lower in price.
Greatly appreciate it! Tiguan R would be my pick. But lower in price. Maybe a Hyundai Kona N? Or maybe a T-ROC R.
I tried a q7 and this. The Q7 was definitely smaller in the 2nd row.
Good review, Great vehicle!
Cheers! It really is.
How do you find this car vs the tiguans?
Far more exciting to drive than the Tiguan. Materials feel just a little cheaper in the Skoda. Overall, would probably pick this instead of the Tiguan Allspace.
The middle row slides forward and back to adjust legroom in rows 2 and 3.
Quite easy to get in, and accommodating in row 3 if you do this. You might want to correct your video and conclusions!
Otherwise well done with the review
Wasn't just the leg room. But hips, shoulders and head were a little too tight for adults to be super comfortable there.
Why is the open tailgate height so low?
It says in the video. It’s adjustable so you don’t bang it on the garage roof.
Awesome review! Do you feel it is worth the extra $15K over the sportline?
Cheers! Hmmm if you're chasing performance thrills, then yes. But if you only care about space and comfort, then you'd be fine in the Sportline.
Doesn't the 2nd row slide forward slightly which would have given you more room in the 3rd row and also allowed you to step into it, rather than climb over the top of the seats?
It does. But it's barely any room for an adult to get by.
I have the car 😬 of course you have space
lol the seat slides forward then tilts, you don't need to climb over them for the 3rd row🤣 same as my Q7, you pull the lever at the top of the seat
Found they didn’t provide enough room to move between. So folding down was the better option.
No sound please check brother.
Sound works just fine!
What was the fuel economy like in eco mode?
Around the 10 to 11L per 100km range.
@@ProductReviewCars The reason why I bought the BiTDi RS. 8l per 100km in SPORT mode 🫡
Using 'aggressive" to describe the styling of a car which is an inanimate object, really makes me laugh. It has become a ridiculous standard within the car review youtubers group
Pareidolia?
@@aerienix exactly
Would be the correct term when referring to design if that's the intention of the designer.
@@ProductReviewCars wow. That's the biggest cop out I've ever seen
@@berniesutton7277 would suggest checking out Frank Stephenson for some automotive design breakdowns to see what I’m talking about