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Tell that to the people in the comments who think we’re idiots for actually explaining it correctly

I covered the infotainment in the video 🙂 Please speak to your dealer for any pricing as this can change

No one uses Google maps, we all use Waze

@@BuckleUpShow That's always a personal bubble thing. I do not know a single person using Waze.

No, that's a ghost

Do you ever hire it out?

It may not be better, but it is cheaper. Sometimes that goes a long way!

Please check the manufacturers website for current pricing in your location

A little known country artist called Bobby Lee Wilson

Better than an Ionic 5?

No, but it's cheaper

The Skoda is just a bigger taller car, I found that there's plenty of adjustment in the front seats to have them at the desired height from the floor, though I do like having them all the way down as I said whilst driving

Yes Charlie brown

Daddy Long-legs?

This has active grille elements which open to increase airflow for cooling if needed, but will close to increase aerodynamic efficiency.

You’re better off asking an owners group on Facebook, but we’ve heard no horror stories.

Yes

Cheers

Good for you

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Styling wise definitely, but interior and refinement are a long way behind the Kona

@@BuckleUpShow You are right. But the more luxurious, the more expensive. So I think the purchase this model can be better choice for reasonable buyers who don't need luxury options.

Also, what's the handsfree system like? I call a lot of people whilst driving so it's an important consideration for me

Do you remember 2009, the handsfree is straight out of a car from then

@@BuckleUpShow So it's one of the handsfree systems of all time?

It certainly is

There’s no plans yet, but let’s see

I’m not sure, they’ve definitely sold a fair few of them. I would still go for a Picanto or i10, though.

Having driven pretty much all its competitors, I can’t say I’ve ever seen 30mpg in any of them. It definitely looks good, though.

It’s certainly marmite judging by the comments

4WD is on the way… diesel however, is not.

Not unusual for a big, body on frame SUV. The thing that is unusual is you're not getting the benefit of 4wd for all that consumption

@@BuckleUpShowI would hardly call this thing big. Rob is taller than it.

Rob is tall, though. It’s quite a large car.

It has plenty of good points, but there’s no denying it has its fair share of issues too

@@BuckleUpShow don’t quite know what benefits would outweigh the deficits beholden to this thing. It’ll fail miserably

Did it sell well in any of those countries?

@@BuckleUpShow KGM isn’t so popular in Europe.

How about the Yaris Cross?

Clutch travel time might be, but what about clutch time travel? images.app.goo.gl/bamRmwgkLyVcoyCU7

If you can make a real-world range of 160 miles work for you (which is definitely possible, unless you're regularly doing round trips of over that distance), plus if you can charge at home, this is actually a car that will fulfil your needs.

In your expert opinion, which bit was objectively wrong?

And the ride is appalling on the MG!

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@@BuckleUpShow Thank you very pleased I stumbled upon your excellent chanel, only in the MG insurance courtesy vehicle because Our Hyundai Ionic hybrid was stolen, which raises questions about security with Hyundai keyless vehicles in my mind including of course the Kona have youbany info on Hyundai security record, evidently stealing these vehicles is big issue in the USA!

Vehicles produced in the USA were produced without immobilisers for a couple of years towards the end of the 2010s. Thankfully this wasn't the case in the UK!

@@BuckleUpShow Didn't prevent my Ionic being stolen do you have info on Hyundai keyless being stolen in UK I would like a Kona but not if its likely to be stolen !

They sell the Jeep renegade in the USA

@@BuckleUpShow duh but they do not do the plug-in hybrid and they quit making them this year because they are corrupt Democrats they want to get rid of anything that has a bigger Engine and have three cylinder engines that do not last and a true two-wheel drive back wheel drive vehicles and V8s the La La Land of Make-Believe of the democratic party is polluting the planet worse with all the electronics and metal and Plastics add full electric battery cars you got to dig out the whole damn planet and destroying nature for all that

@@BuckleUpShow the muscle cars are still on the road people rebuild them all the time they are polluting the planet less because they are taking nice cars that last forever and reconditioning them

You do know that the Republican nominee for President has literally just been found guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records, right? That guy sounds pretty corrupt to us. We don’t remember hearing any Democrats calling for old cars to be banned, and we’re pretty sure the President still has an old Corvette himself. You can still choose not to buy an electric car if you don’t want to. It’s the same here. No one is stopping you. We’ve been driving around in 3-cylinder cars for years in Europe and everything you’re saying is total nonsense. Why not enjoy the fact you can still drive a V8 without let or hindrance instead of complaining about things that haven’t happened yet?

Did you get the big wheels?

20 inch but high wall tyres. Strange combination of bounce and crash on potholed roads. Smooth and quiet elsewhere.

Interesting that they didn't provide the Netherlnds with its own vehiclee, initially.

Agreed 👍

No screen but heated seats must be a pretty rare option

Neither of those cars were sold in the UK. This is their first plug-in hybrid model here.

Are you asking if the catalytic converter is easy to steal?

Thanks for the geopolitical lesson, Dad.

Thanks Aaron!

Glad to be helpful

It's a lovely lovely sweet sweet car

New Leaf is coming next year, this is by far the oldest electric model still on sale.

New Leaf is coming next year, this is by far the oldest electric model still on sale.

Because that’s what Porsche have footage off for media outlets

That would be very good

Overall it's a pretty similar amount of space, but it's a bit more useful as everything is nice and flush, it's a wider space and you don't have to worry about manoeuvreing over various fittings and cutouts in the floor