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    New Octavia Scout Now Comes in DSG

    Article on the new Octavia Scout for 2011. No comes in DSG for Australia.

    2011 Skoda Octavia Scout 4×4 launched in Australia | Car Advice | Reviews

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    Good news - a good alternative to the Outback...
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    Quote Originally Posted by shauno View Post
    Good news - a good alternative to the Outback...
    Hitting yourself in the head with a baseball bat is too...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jake02 View Post
    Hitting yourself in the head with a baseball bat is too...
    Heh heh. Well said.

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    The Premium model hardly seems worth bothering with for $4000 extra - leather seats, sunroof & electric drivers seat. Instead of that they should bring the AWD diesel Superb to Australia.
    Last edited by wfdTamar; 01-04-2011 at 12:25 PM.

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    Well, mine arrives in a few weeks and I'm looking forward to it! After riding in a friend's Outback, I think the Scout has just a wee bit more leg room.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jayen View Post
    Well, mine arrives in a few weeks and I'm looking forward to it! After riding in a friend's Outback, I think the Scout has just a wee bit more leg room.
    Not mention better looking

    I have been liking the Scout more and more lately. Seen a few on the road, couple around my area actually and they look great!
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    Quote Originally Posted by jayen View Post
    Well, mine arrives in a few weeks and I'm looking forward to it! After riding in a friend's Outback, I think the Scout has just a wee bit more leg room.
    Better rear seat width than the 2004-2009 model, and similar (maybe a touch more, but not much) rear seat legroom (I replaced an 04 Outback with my Scout, and did test drive the 2010 Outback as well). The 2010- Outback has more rear seat legroom than the Scout.

    Agreed the Scout is a much better looking vehicle, inside and out. Better drive to, comparing 2.5i Outback to diesel Scout
    Brilliant Silver Octavia Scout 2010

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    I had friends go into their nearby dealer and order one of the Premium models early last week and now that they have heard that the Yeti is coming in July, they are going back tomorrow to change their order. Good to see more Skoda models being made available in Australia.

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    I liked what they said about the twisty roads and the Scout's road holding. I drove from Canberra to Batemans Bay last Saturday and this fluro green SS ute loomed up behind me outside of Braidwood but once we got into the windy bits he ended up sitting about four car lengths behind me the rest of the way, he never tried to pass me but we passed everything. Main diff was I used 1/2 of the fuel he used

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