The Kamiq finds a good balance between boot space and rear passenger room for me. They may not have as big boots as some rivals, but they don't come with as little rear legroom. I’d rather have comfortable passengers than a few extra liters of space.

I was skeptical about the Kamiq’s infotainment, coming from a premium brand. I was pleasantly surprised, though. The screen is crisp, it’s responsive, and it has every feature I need. It's not as fancy as an Audi, but it works and doesn't fuss about it.

I feel the hype is a little overblown. Yes, the legroom is good, but it’s not a mind blowing. It’s just as spacious in the back as my friend’s Seat Arona. It's probably just Skoda doing a good job of marketing whatever it is they're marketing.

It’s very good ride quality, but the thing that really stands out to me is the noise insulation. It’s pretty quiet in the cabin, even on rough roads. That makes the whole experience feel a bit more premium than some of the more expensive competitors.

I’ve owned a few cars and Skoda’s attention to detail is something I notice. Yes, some of these features may seem like gimmicks, but it’s nice to see that the company is thinking about real world usability. The LED flashlight has been useful in roadside emergencies.