Nah it looks proper and strict. My quibble is the trip reset is still in the instrument cluster. Put that on a button on the steering wheel.As I said before, this is the only Skoda in the current line-up where the crystal styling works completely. Just the shadows on the boot lip hint at a rather huge surfacing mistake, unless they were added in the post processing.
The interior does not look very good though... very unwelcoming and sterile.
My quibble is the trip reset is still in the instrument cluster. Put that on a button on the steering wheel.
I have two trip meters in the trip computer: one that self-resets when the car has been parked for four(?) hours and another one that needs to be reset manually. The trip computer is all controlled from the right side of the steering wheel. I've only ever pressed the oldskool trip reset when I've been bored.
Would you really want a button on the *steering wheel* for something as random as trip reset?
Plenty of space for that on the leftThe steering wheel is for things like phone and stereo, stuff you use all the time.
Yes! Naturally the only reason Skoda peasants gets such things is that they do not have personal butlers holding umbrellas for them (as is obviously the case with VW customers).Skoda plebs also used to get an umbrella. Is that option around still?
some shit british tabloid said:Depending on spec, front and rear passengers can control the infotainment system via iPad, there?s Apple CarPlay and, from 2016, there?ll be wireless smartphone charging. Skoda hasn?t forgotten the neat touches, either, as there?s a small umbrella located in each front door
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/skoda/...uperb-2015-official-pictures-and-full-details