2024 Skoda Superb Estate - impressed!

2024 Skoda Superb Estate - impressed!

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Rosscow

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8,935 posts

168 months

Wednesday 25th September
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Picked one of these up on a cheap lease for a pool car at work.

Have to say, I'm pretty impressed! Great entry level spec (SE Technology) and a 2.0 TDI automatic which seem to be getting rare.

For £280/month (12k miles a year including servicing and tyres) I can't argue!

missing the VR6

2,380 posts

194 months

Wednesday 25th September
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I'm a bit biased as I sell them, but they're rather impressive. I've only driven the 1.5TSI DSG in SEL spec and apart from needing a little more oomph, it's a lovely place to be, I think the Smart Dials are a nice feature.

ninjag

1,873 posts

124 months

Wednesday 25th September
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I was chatting with an engineer tester on Friday who has one, the rear legroom was incredible! He said that it is very free wheeling, which I'm presuming is to help with fuel economy.

Dr G

15,359 posts

247 months

I sell Audis, and when asked by friends/family what to buy (at sensible cost) I tend to say Skoda. Lady who runs our tyre fitter wanted a "large estate"; she's also just picked up a Superb (SEL again) and highly rates it.

They're a very pleasant place to be, not expensive, not pretentious, and get on with their business without fuss.

MisanoPayments

373 posts

47 months

Having been in a late-ish Superb taxi a few months ago, I wish we had got one last year instead of a Kodiaq - for only the two or three occasions the third row of seats has been used so far. Look forward to updates!

blue_haddock

3,691 posts

72 months

I recently changed my 5 year old VW caddy maxi life for a suzuki swace (leased) and once it arrived absolutely hated it so quickly started looking for a replacement.

Needed Something biger than the swace but not as big as the caddy so decided on a Superb, managed to find a 2015 2.0 TDI SE Estate and a deal was done.

Just driving home it was so comfortable compared to the suzuki and a much nicer place to be without all the recent tech like lane 'assistance' and speed limit recognition that absolutely ruined the experience with the suzuki.

I'm also impressed based on my limited experience so far!


RayDonovan

4,807 posts

220 months

I did 100k in a 2016 Superb and loved it. Tried to get my boss to pick up a 2024 ex-demo model as some dealers were shifting them with £15k off the list price.

Utterly brilliant things