131 Skoda Yeti valuation

ba_barabus

Does anyone know what the book value would be on the following?

131 Skoda Yeti ambition 1.2T with 25k km and a service stamp every 12 months. No damage or marks and perfect interior. The car belongs to my elderly mother. It's a metallic champagne colour and needs or wants nothing.

corks finest

ba_barabus wrote: »

Does anyone know what the book value would be on the following?

131 Skoda Yeti ambition 1.2T with 25k km and a service stamp every 12 months. No damage or marks and perfect interior. The car belongs to my elderly mother. It's a metallic champagne colour and needs or wants nothing.

As a former Skoda driver,,,,,,priceless,keep it

ba_barabus

corks finest wrote: »

As a former Skoda driver,,,,,,priceless,keep it

What have you changed to?

We might do a deal amongst family members hence the question. I can also see literally no comparable car to replace it with other than another Yeti. I love it.

corks finest

ba_barabus wrote: »

What have you changed to?

We might do a deal amongst family members hence the question. I can also see literally no comparable car to replace it with other than another Yeti. I love it.

Honda is hybrid 1.3 automatic, if I foul have afforded a yeti,,I'd have jumped,but as I got a great trade in deal for my fabia 1.2 sport,I went for the insight,,, auto,climate,air con,better mpg etc,but a yeti is still in my head,next time hopefully, I'd keep it honestly, I had 4 yrs of hassle free driving on the Skoda,no timing belt either,but a little too small

corks finest

ba_barabus wrote: »

Does anyone know what the book value would be on the following?

131 Skoda Yeti ambition 1.2T with 25k km and a service stamp every 12 months. No damage or marks and perfect interior. The car belongs to my elderly mother. It's a metallic champagne colour and needs or wants nothing.

P.s. a trader will gain,hull lose trading/selling her

corks finest

corks finest wrote: »

P.s. a trader will gain,hull lose trading/selling her

You'll,I meant,fingers too fat for keyboard

Casati

I'd say you'd get about 16k/17k on a trade in against a 2016 Skoda Yeti. Its a car that most Skoda dealers could have a waiting list for

ba_barabus

Bump,

Can anyone in sales advise

yop

Are the yeti that good? Serious question! I'd consider getting one for the missus

Drummerboy08

I think come 2016 it's a €17950 retail car. Probably expect somewhere between 16-17k as a PX against another car.

Expect someone to write a cheque for probably 15k if you're not buying anything new.

BoJack Horseman

yop wrote: »

Are the yeti that good? Serious question! I'd consider getting one for the missus

They are pretty good alright..... Could do with a slightly bigger boot though.

We've just past the 4 year mark with ours.
94,000 kms later & the only thing to go was 1 solitary tail light bulb.

ba_barabus

Drummerboy08 wrote: »

I think come 2016 it's a €17950 retail car. Probably expect somewhere between 16-17k as a PX against another car.

Expect someone to write a cheque for probably 15k if you're not buying anything new.

Cheers DB. At this moment I suspect it will be traded in for a new 2016 Yeti 1.2T in a higher spec with sat nav and leather interior.

I have to go looking of course yet but that's pretty much the plan.

ba_barabus

yop wrote: »

Are the yeti that good? Serious question! I'd consider getting one for the missus

I love it, I really do. The petrol is a lively little engine that punches above its weight and for people who drive more the diesel is very nice in them as well. Driving position is great and the visibility is a huge plus point. I hate VAG cars generally but I will admit I love the Yeti.