Pedant! I like this a lot! especially sportline or edition trim Rear width is 1451cm according to Skoda website so I'll compare that against some others https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/alpha-contracts-leasing-limited/skoda/karoq/417242521/
I potentially have this problem but about 1/3 the budget for 2020. Really don't want a "mum" mobile people carrier!
Hadn't considered these thanks Looks to fit most of my criteria, not as wide in the rear as the Karoq though at 1430cm https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201911204558471
That doesnt really look like a car thats only covered 28k miles, might be the photo's but the interior doesnt look all that 'low miles'!
I founf the middle seat in the Superb not that great, certainly 2 child seats and a booster/normal human were more of a struggle in the 2016 model when compared to the XC60, also the transmission tunnel in the superb is odd when compared to the Lolvo. If economy is your thing, get the FWD D4 XC60.
That is strange, from the figures I've found the Superb should be 15cm wider in the rear. +------------------+------+----------------+------------------------------+ | Model | Year | Rear hip width | Improvement over current car | +------------------+------+----------------+------------------------------+ | Superb | 2019 | 1519 | 139 | | Touareg | 2015 | 1511 | 131 | | A6 avant | 2015 | 1491 | 111 | | 5 series touring | 2014 | 1485 | 105 | | Karoq | 2019 | 1451 | 71 | | XC60 | 2016 | 1366 | -14 | | s60 | 2019 | 1356 | -24 | +------------------+------+----------------+------------------------------+
Buy one of these: https://www.multimac.com/home Expensive, but now you can buy whatever car you want. Just take 2k off your car budget.
It may have been down to the belt clip positions meant the seats when in the correct positions impacted upon space. Certainly didn’t seem like the Superb was wider at the time.
So I went to see an XC60, Superb estate and an E class wagon. All annoyingly too small in the back. I also begrudgingly tried an S-Max which was very good rear space wise. I am seriously considering one of these now
haha! well yeh although its had a completely new infotainment system, driver aids system, enignes and front bumpers, wheels etc - but admitedly its underpinnings are indeed the same
I recently looked at alternatives to our 2017 Galaxy, wanting three separate, isofix rear seats and a decent engine (current Galaxy has the 240bhp Ecoboost). Looked at the 2019 S-Max, Kodiaq, 5 series Touring, Disco, Volvo V90 & XC90 and Toureg (folks have the V6 TDI and it's lovely, albeit the middle rear seat isn't isofix). Ended up just extending the lease on our Galaxy for another two years, which should give our oldest two time to grow out of their Isofix car seats and need something a little less bulky... S-Max with Ecoboost would be my recommendation.
