Skoda Kodiaq variants
Total price
Monthly payment

Finance representative example (PCP)

Total cash price £20,149. Borrowing £18,134 with a £2,015 deposit at a representative APR of 11.9%.

48 monthly payments
£322.02
Fixed interest rate
11.9%
Total amount payable
£26,562.73
Cost of credit
£6,413.73
Optional final payment
£9,091.00
Purchase fee
£10.00
Annual mileage limit
6000 miles

Why buy a used Skoda Kodiaq

Used Skoda Kodiaq models offer exceptional value, combining Skoda's renowned reliability with modern technology and spacious practicality. The Kodiaq stands out as a premium family vehicle that won't break the bank, featuring robust build quality that maintains its appeal well into its second ownership. With excellent safety ratings and strong residual values, a used Skoda Kodiaq represents smart buying for growing families.

Popular Skoda Kodiaq trims for sale at Motorpoint

  • SE Drive – An affordable model that replaced SE trim. Standard equipment includes a reversing camera, front parking sensors, touchscreen connectivity and cruise control
  • SE L – A premium option with LED headlights, heated seats, keyless entry, powered boot and upgraded upholstery. Also check out SE L Executive
  • SportLine – A racy-looking Kodiaq model with 20-inch wheels, sports styling, ambient lighting and a performance-focused interior design
  • Laurin & Klement – Opulent range-topper includes a panoramic sunroof, premium sound system, cooling seats and luxury appointments
  • vRS – a high-performance model if you need space and pace

Owning a Skoda Kodiaq

Owning a used Skoda Kodiaq means enjoying one of the most practical seven-seaters available. Recent models deliver impressive fuel economy, with efficient powertrains achieving excellent real-world consumption figures. The spacious 735-litre boot expands to 2,005 litres with seats folded, making it perfect for family adventures or daily practicality.

Technology features include intuitive touchscreen systems with smartphone integration, while safety equipment like lane-keeping assistance and blind-spot monitoring comes standard on higher trims. Running costs remain reasonable thanks to Skoda's competitive servicing network and strong parts availability.

The Kodiaq suits families needing space without compromising on driving dynamics. Its elevated driving position and smooth ride quality make it ideal for school runs, weekend getaways, and everything between.

Read our Skoda Kodiaq review to learn more about this spacious SUV.

Other models you may be interested in

  • Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace – This VW sits on the same platform as the Kodiaq, with a slightly more premium feel
  • SEAT Tarraco – SEAT's Kodiaq brings sharp styling, competitive pricing and family-focused features
  • Peugeot 5008 – Fancy French seven-seater offers a distinctive design, efficient powertrains and flexible seating arrangements
  • Kia Sorento – Large Kia impresses with seven-year warranty, hybrid options and excellent equipment levels

Why buy from Motorpoint?

FAQs

The Skoda Kodiaq has been on sale since 2017 and it received a facelift four years later. Most cars come with seven seats and all post-facelift cars come with an automatic gearbox. There are four-wheel drive versions and a range of trim levels, all explained further up this page.

With no electrified options in the Kodiaq lineup yet, we’d recommend the 1.5-litre petrol if you’re going to be doing a lot of short journeys. For drivers with higher mileages or if you need to tow, the 2.0-litre diesel is the best option.

No, the 150hp petrol engine is front-driven only and the 150hp diesel has the option of front- or four-wheel drive. All 2.0-litre petrol cars and all 2.0-litre diesels with 190hp or more have four-wheel drive. Browse our selection of used 4x4 Kodiaqs here.

The majority of Skoda Kodiaqs have seven seats, but the third row is optional on SE and SE Drive models so not all of the cars in these trim levels have seven seats. Browse our selection of used seven-seat Kodiaqs here.

Yes, the Skoda Kodiaq is a very capable tow car. All engines can manage at least 1,800kg, but a diesel four-wheel-drive Kodiaq with an automatic gearbox and five seats can tow a caravan weighing up to 2,300kg.

There are two Isofix child-seat mounting points in the middle row of a Skoda Kodiaq, while a third set of Isofix points is available on new cars as an optional extra. As such, it’s hard to say how many Kodiaqs will have three sets of Isofix points, but there’s room to fit non-Isofix child seats in the third row as well.

If a sunroof is a priority, you’ll need to choose a Kodiaq L&K – where a panoramic sunroof is fitted as standard – or find a car that was originally specified with a sunroof as an optional extra.

All the signs point towards the Skoda Kodiaq being reliable. Its engines and parts are all widely used in other VW Group cars, so have been thoroughly tried and tested. With routine maintenance, the engines should be able to hit very high mileages – the 2.0-litre TDI engine is a favourite with taxi drivers. The Kodiaq doesn’t seem to be as affected by electrical glitches as more recent Skoda models have been.

In terms of equipment, the top-of-the-range Skoda Kodiaq is the Laurin & Klement (L&K), while the Kodiaq vRS is the fastest and most powerful model if that’s how you define range-topping.

Yes, all Kodiaqs are currently ULEZ compliant – regardless of whether you pick a petrol or diesel engine.