James Rothwell
Member
Hi all,
I need some help please.
Some of you may know already but for those that don't I am one of the worst things in the universe....
A CAR SALESMAN!! Noo!!!
Anyway. One of the brands I do is Skoda and we sponsor a Skoda forum called Briskoda.net and I was thinking of doing a day down in Salisbury Plains with the Skoda Yeti. Because of the nature of the Yeti it will only need to be very light offroad driving, gravel track and few ruts, shallow mud, a few water splashes and some smooth but steep climbs and descents as the Yeti obviously isn't in the Landcruiser/Patrol category.
My question is, can someone help me with a route which will last a good part of the day but isn't too difficult in terms of people getting stuck constantly although it would be useful I think for them to get stuck once or so to understand the limits of the four wheel drive system. I'll be going in the Landcruiser rather than a Yeti demonstrator as I think the LC would be more qualified to pull a Yeti out than other Yeti getting itself stuck trying to do the same job.
Could anyone advise or does anyone have any GPS co-ordinates I could enter into TomTom and follow?
Would be going in November or December time so the weather most likely will be poor.
I need some help please.
Some of you may know already but for those that don't I am one of the worst things in the universe....
A CAR SALESMAN!! Noo!!!
Anyway. One of the brands I do is Skoda and we sponsor a Skoda forum called Briskoda.net and I was thinking of doing a day down in Salisbury Plains with the Skoda Yeti. Because of the nature of the Yeti it will only need to be very light offroad driving, gravel track and few ruts, shallow mud, a few water splashes and some smooth but steep climbs and descents as the Yeti obviously isn't in the Landcruiser/Patrol category.

My question is, can someone help me with a route which will last a good part of the day but isn't too difficult in terms of people getting stuck constantly although it would be useful I think for them to get stuck once or so to understand the limits of the four wheel drive system. I'll be going in the Landcruiser rather than a Yeti demonstrator as I think the LC would be more qualified to pull a Yeti out than other Yeti getting itself stuck trying to do the same job.
Could anyone advise or does anyone have any GPS co-ordinates I could enter into TomTom and follow?
Would be going in November or December time so the weather most likely will be poor.