Skoda CitiGo

Now, recently I went on a young-driver training course, for under 17's, which I actually found very fun and informative. But I want to talk about the cars that were used: Skoda CitiGos. Honestly, they were shit ('scuse the language). I know that they were chosen because of their low price, but honestly, these models, 3 door bog standard ones, didn't even have height-adjustable seats - a no cost option. they did, however have them painted in different colours, red and white, which does cost. It made no sense to me, either. The clutch was also on its way out, after being driven a whopping 600 miles. Probably from people driving on engine noise and getting the gear shift times wrong, as the Skoda has no rev-counter. My dads car (VW CC) has done over 75,000 miles and is still on its first clutch. The windows on the Skoda were wind-down, something which I wouldn't expect from a mid-market brand. No mirrors on the sun visors either, something which even the Dacia Sandero has, which is cheaper. Good looking car though, easily the prettiest Skoda at the moment. Based on the VW up!, I could easily see the influences. In short, it's the same car, with different front and back bumpers. I hope the VW is a lot nicer on the inside though, being a more upmarket brand. Just sunvisor mirrors, electric windows and height-adjustable seats would be enough, frankly. 

Skoda CitiGo