New Skoda reviews
5 New Skoda reviews available
Skoda Fabia reviews
The Skoda Fabia is a cleanly-styled, well-built supermini available as a five-door hatchback or a mini-estate. Similar to the Volkswagen Polo, a close relation, it is more utility oriented, with practical packaging and a no-nonsense image. The second-generation models (from 2007) are notably bigger and more sophisticated.
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Skoda Fabia (2007-)
New price: £9.885 - £17.760
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Skoda Fabia Estate (2007-)
New price: £11.155 - £17.760
Skoda Octavia reviews
The Skoda Octavia is a comfortable large family-sized hatchback which is easy to drive, affordable to buy, and cheap to run. It's also available as a practical estate, with variants including the high-riding Scout 4x4. It's been on sale since 1997, with second-generation models launched in 2004. Despite an overhaul in 2009, it's not the most state-of-the-art piece of machinery on the market - but its owners love it. Read on for the full Which? verdict.
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Skoda Octavia (2004-)
New price: £13.325 - £25.045
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Skoda Octavia Estate (2005-)
New price: £14.315 - £25.045
Skoda Roomster reviews
The Skoda Roomster MPV is a bit of an oddball to look at, but it offers an impressive level of practicality. It's less van-like than the Citroen Berlingo Multispace and its ilk, and more pleasing to drive, yet roomier than most mini-MPVs. On sale since 2006, the range includes the SUV-lookalike Roomster Scout, though we'd stick with a cheaper, more down-to-earth version. For the full lowdown, check out the detailed Which? review.
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Skoda Roomster (2006-)
New price: £11.770 - £16.155
Skoda Superb reviews
The Skoda Superb is either a step too far for Volkswagen's budget brand or one of the most underrated luxury cars around, depending on your badge-snobbery. First-generation models (2002-2008) were saloon-only; the Mk2 (2008-) has a curious saloon/hatchback hybrid tailgate for better practicality, and an estate arrived in 2010. Does the Superb live up to its (historic) name? Check out the full Which? verdict.
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Skoda Superb (2008-)
New price: £17.110 - £31.340
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Skoda Superb Estate (2010-)
New price: £18.185 - £33.035
Skoda Yeti reviews
The Skoda Yeti is a compact crossover available with front- or four-wheel drive; it's a rival for the Nissan Qashqai and with 4WD, has a degree of off-roading ability. It's essentially a high-riding family car, however, and in that mode, it delivers low running costs, good interior space and all-round versatility. Read on for the full Which? lowdown.
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Skoda Yeti (2009-)
New price: £14.825 - £24.000
Used Skoda reviews
5 Used Skoda reviews available
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Skoda Yeti reviews
1 review available (2009 - 2012) | Used price: from £11.495
The Skoda Yeti is a compact crossover available with front- or four-wheel drive; it's a rival for the Nissan Qashqai and with 4WD, has a degree of off-roading ability. It's essentially a high-riding family car, however, and in that mode, it delivers low running costs, good interior space and all-round versatility. Read on for the full Which? lowdown.
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Skoda Roomster reviews
1 review available (2006 - 2010) | Used price: from £4.575
The Skoda Roomster MPV is a bit of an oddball to look at, but it offers an impressive level of practicality. It's less van-like than the Citroen Berlingo Multispace and its ilk, and more pleasing to drive, yet roomier than most mini-MPVs. On sale since 2006, the range includes the SUV-lookalike Roomster Scout, though we'd stick with a cheaper, more down-to-earth version. For the full lowdown, check out the detailed Which? review.
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Skoda Octavia reviews
2 reviews available (2004 - 2010) | Used price: from £3.225
The Skoda Octavia is a comfortable large family-sized hatchback which is easy to drive, affordable to buy, and cheap to run. It's also available as a practical estate, with variants including the high-riding Scout 4x4. It's been on sale since 1997, with second-generation models launched in 2004. Despite an overhaul in 2009, it's not the most state-of-the-art piece of machinery on the market - but its owners love it. Read on for the full Which? verdict.
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Skoda Superb reviews
3 reviews available (2002 - 2010) | Used price: from £2.450
The Skoda Superb is either a step too far for Volkswagen's budget brand or one of the most underrated luxury cars around, depending on your badge-snobbery. First-generation models (2002-2008) were saloon-only; the Mk2 (2008-) has a curious saloon/hatchback hybrid tailgate for better practicality, and an estate arrived in 2010. Does the Superb live up to its (historic) name? Check out the full Which? verdict.
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Skoda Fabia reviews
3 reviews available (2000 - 2011) | Used price: from £1.695
The Skoda Fabia is a cleanly-styled, well-built supermini available as a five-door hatchback or a mini-estate. Similar to the Volkswagen Polo, a close relation, it is more utility oriented, with practical packaging and a no-nonsense image. The second-generation models (from 2007) are notably bigger and more sophisticated.
Skoda Mission L concept car, revealed at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show
Skoda Vision D concept: revealed at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show, the Skoda Vision D concept is a medium-sized car that could rival the Ford Focus and VW Golf.
