This is a great car in every way. MOT until 27th May 2025. Full Service History, every year - with receipts. Except for 2018. The service was done - just no evidence. New-ish Skoda's like this don't come with a paper service book. So I have bought one and brought it up to date with the help of the online Skoda service record, receipts and the garages in question have stamped the book retrospectively. I've had the car a few months now, but I'm old and wanted an automatic. So I bought a BMW 320d. Everything works as it should. The aircon is great, the MPG is phenomenal (60+), it's so easy to drive - quick, comfortable and roomy, and the cruise control makes it a breeze on long runs. It's just had the tyres rotated, with 2 new tyres on the front. A replacement near-side rear light cluster is provided for the new owner (the one in the photo has a small chip out of it), but I doubt I'll get the time to fit it myself. The DPF was regenerated when I first bought it. This clears up most of the advisories on the MOT. The remaining MOT advisories are just that, are minor and are reflected in the price. I've had a few good long trips in the car - 250 miles plus round trips regularly. It's really good on long journeys and around town. This is an excellent example, with 1 elderly owner from new prior to my purchasing it. No silly offers - this is significantly cheaper than the "Private - Good" valuations from Car Vertical, Vehicle Score and Marketplace. I've just remembered about the small dent on the edge of the driver's door. Photo added. Hence price reduction. Next MOT due 27/05/2025, Full service history, Silver, 2 owners, £3,850