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Czech It: Skoda Cute Ute To Be Badged “Yeti”

Written By: Chris Paukert

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According to a blurb in the April 4 issue of Autocar, Skoda is hoping that consumers remember their Yeti concept, as they’ve green-lighted the chunkily attractive softroader. Set to reach dealers in 2009, the vehicle (which is set to ride on modified Fabia underpinnings) will retain the concept’s evocative name.

We hope that at least a handful of the Yeti concept’s features make it into production (we particularly liked the split tailgate with the built-in bicycle carrier and the removable satellite-navigation system that can be liberated for use as a portable GPS), but we’re less-than-optimistic about showcar features like the self-chilling water dispenser.

Either way, drifting through the white stuff in a four-wheeled Abominable Snowman sounds like good fun to us.

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4 Comments

Drew April 30th, 2007 2:40 PM Link

I know, I know…Honda Element…but I kinda like it.

Scratch April 30th, 2007 6:22 PM Link

Looks to me like a Honda Element got cozy with a Toyota FJ Cruiser on night…

A. Wofford May 1st, 2007 5:53 PM Link

…and got Bangleized in the front end. Ouch!

Can I drop one more? CRV profile anyone?

David S. May 5th, 2007 12:58 AM Link

Oh stop it, you guys. It clearly looks like an Abominable Snowman.

On another note, “chunkily attractive softroader” reminds me of someone I dated in college. Good times…

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