For compact SUVs that frequently play a family car role, ride quality, it seems, is key. The MQB A0 based Skoda Kamiq is supposed to offer a compromise between comfort and handling. But opinions on its ride quality, particularly on roads of a less than perfect nature, can be all over the place. All of this stuff is very important, and the way the car handles on the banking is influenced by things such as suspension setup, what tires you run, and even the way you've tuned the car. There are those who want a soft comfortable ride for their daily commuting, and then those who are after the solid right for sportier handling. Drivers and reviewers often fight over the performance of the Kamiq on rough terrain, on speed bumps and long trips. So let's see how the Kamiq’s ride quality compares to its rivals and whether it’s a good compromise for a variety of driving situations.