Skoda Yeti
Skoda Yeti 2.0 TDI 4x4 and BaileyYeti Outdoor diesel manual 170bhp, 50mpg, 35mpg towing. Solid 4*4. Very stable, smooth power. Car very well appointed, full leather, hill assist and lots of other stuff. The boot is good although it looks small. Swallowed a spare wheel, fridge, full awning, two large boxes of food etc. Small tool box and other stuff. Had to buy the spare as Yetis don't come with one. Factory fitted towbar ( retro fit requires the bumper is cut) The car pulls at 60 mpg in 6th gear and returns 35mpg, plenty of power to pull away if needed. Gear indicator suggests to change up earlier than the revs might suggest but the car copes in the higher gear. Short back end means the towbar limit is 80kg and at this weight the caravan tows very well as the load is over the back axle. Even when fully loaded the rear suspension doesn't sag. This model has a large turbo which is a drone in the background but not to intrusive. If you need more space you can fold or remove all of the rear seats completely and there are serious roof bars for a box or rack.
2 tonne towing capacity.
Thos model no longer produced. Just get a 150bhp and get it remapped. BUT get one with a fitted tow bar and buy a spare wheel.
Very comfortable and economic towcar
Skoda Yeti 2.0 TDI 4x4 and SterlingWe been over the moon wth our Match the yeti monticarlo 4x4 170 & sterling Europa 550 up eat up the road hill & motorways! Over taking is never an issue & hill starts even upset a discovery driver!
As long as they are loaded right it's seem a very stable set up.
Skoda Yeti 2.0 TDI 4x4 and LunarBought this car after reading reviews suggesting that this was a good tow car.
It is not a good tow car, struggles with the caravan and needs lots of low gear work to get it up hills, the mpg is a disaster at 25mpg and 50mph.
I used my Citroen C5 diesel that is 12 yrs old to collect van some 120miles away before I got the Yeti, that performed well and did 39mpg , so what a dissapointment to find that a brand new Yeti with 140bhp compared to the Citroens 110bhp was so useless. Will never buy Yeti again and now using my old Ciyroen to tow with as it is just so much better!
Skoda Yeti 2.0 TDI 4x4 and Lunarexcellent tow car,lunal clubman saros adition 1450 kg
25-30 mpgat 50-60 mpg
Skoda Yeti 2.0 TDI 4x4 and Lunarbought this car new (61 reg) 2.0 4x4 yeti, and tow a Lunar Quasar 544, must say 2 Weeks in Devon/Cornwall from North Yorkshire, what a dream and over 32 MPG, as previous posts great car , buying another early next year.
Skoda Yeti 2.0 TDI 4x4 and BaileyThe Skoda Yeti 170bhp (125kw) 4x4 is probably the best tow car I have owned in my 42 years of towing caravans. Plenty of power, excellent stability - which is helped by the 'wheel in each corner' design, with little towball over-hang.
Skoda Yeti 2.0 TDI 4x4 and LunarVery pleased with our yeti, tows very well sometimes you forget the van is there
Skoda Yeti 2.0 TDI 4x4 and BaileyExcellent tow car. Especially impressed uphill and reversing on grass to park the van. Does it with ease. mpg currently between 32-36 driving 55 mph.
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