Faults:

Wheel bearings, glow plugs, and the interior has a damp smell.

Dash occasionally lights up all warning lights! Seems to drive OK however.

DSG box feels hesitant.

General Comments:

Karoq - smart looking large family vehicle. Looks good in grey.

Nice to drive, economical and spacious. Huge boot.

1.6 TDi pulls fast enough and does a decent mile per gallon.

That's the positives; on the downside, I'm unsure about its long term reliability. I had heard this model had issues with water ingress, and mine appears to be showing symptoms already!

Shame really, feels a nice solid modern car, but my Skoda dealer is not interested and expensive; I think I'll try and find a good independent garage to sort it! But I have only had this car one year and I am sick of it.

Faults:

Start / Stop system a bit hit and miss.

Minor electronic gremlins, nothing the dealer could not sort under warranty.

No major problems. The car is serviced on time.

General Comments:

A typical modern SUV - dull, but does the job. The Karoq is nothing special.

That said, it's easy to live with. Large, comfortable and economical, with all the safety features you expect from a modern car.

Quite decent looking in black with Skoda five spoke alloys.

Inside very comfortable. SE model is a nice spec. Apple "Car Play" and all modern connectivity is there if you need it, I am old school and never use these features. Give me a radio, electric windows and that's good enough for me.

OK to drive, does not feel heavy at all. But the 1.0 petrol engine struggles a bit, the 2.0 TDi is probably a better bet. But I am still managing 40 mpg or more from this car, OK for petrol.

Main dealer has been OK with us, despite a pricey initial purchase price. Warranty work and anything else was taken care of quickly and efficiently.

Hard to say anymore. It's not a bad car by any means, but nothing exciting.