Skoda Yeti Active 1.2 Review: The best is Yeti to come
Skoda gives yet another master class in how to build a car that stands out from the crowd
What we like:
Quirky character- punchy performance
- cheap to tax
What we dislike:
Relatively high price- lack of standard kit
To be fair, the Yeti makes sense when you look at the big picture. Instead of quibbling about small details like a lack of iPod connectivity or keyless ignition, the car itself is one big feature where its engineering, design and versatility combine to offer a terrifically capable alternative to the burgeoning crossover market that is currently made up of models like the Daihatsu Terios, Kia Soul, and Suzuki SX4.
Of this lot, only the Yeti stands as the car that's as at home on a long distance expressway drive as it is on a muddy trail or in the city.
Credits: Story and Photos by Sheldon Trollope
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