New high-level brake lights are also included, while a small rear windscreen adds to the robust look. There's a hint of under-body protection, just visible below the rear bumper. The flanks are protected by colour-coded rubbing strips, while roof bars are fitted to enhance the car's practicality. Although there's no official word yet on the Yeti's chances of going into production, our sources at Skoda have admitted in private that the car could hit the streets - alongside a more conventional-looking version of the original Roomster - in 2007.
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