I am selling this car on behalf of my elderly mother-in-law, who is no longer able to drive. She and her husband (now sadly passed away) have owned the car from brand new. The car has covered just 22,138 miles from new and has been looked after by her local Skoda main dealer throughout its life. It was collected from her home by the technician and returned to her after servicing, and we have a full Skoda main dealer service history. The latest service was carried out in March 2026 at 21,392 miles and cost over Two thousand Three Hundred pounds, This included a full service as well as replacement of the cambelt and water pump, so these have just been done. All servicing, MOTs and tyre changes have been carried out by the Skoda main dealer. The car has therefore been very well looked after throughout its life. The car looks and drives beautifully. There are a couple of marks to the bodywork which I have tried to show clearly in the photographs: a paint scrape on the N/S front wing and a small panel dink/scrape on the O/S front wing, caused when the garage entrance was misjudged! I would much rather point these out than pretend the car is 100% perfect. All four alloy wheels are in mint condition with no marks or scrapes and all four tyres have plenty oftread remaining. This is the Elegance specification and is very well equipped, including full leather interior, heated front seats, parking sensors and more. The combination of the 2.0 TDI 140bhp diesel, 4x4 and DSG automatic gearbox makes this a particularly useful and comfortable car, and finding one with such exceptionally low mileage and a full main dealer history is very rare. This really is a genuine, low-mileage family car. It has been owned by the same family from new and has averaged only around 1,500 miles per year. There are newer Yetis available, of course, but if you are looking for a genuine low-mileage example with an excellent history, desirable 4x4/DSG specification and a recent main dealer service including cambelt and water pump, I think this one is well worth viewing