Is the Skoda Superb Estate a good car? The Skoda Superb Estate ... wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto smartphone connectivity, a cooled wireless charging pad, keyless start, heated and ...

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Then there's the 1.0 TSI 110PS which is has six-speed manual gearbox and is also available with an automatic - a DSG which has been much improved and should prove more reliable (time will tell).

Providing power for the Skoda Superb iV Estate is a 150hp 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol engine, which works together with a 116hp electric motor and 27.5kWh battery pack. This results in a total ...

The new Skoda Fabia, a rival for other B-segment hatchbacks ... As is typical these days, the regular automatic mode tends towards economical operation, changing up at the earliest opportunity ...

The Skoda Octavia Estate offers a vast boot considering its ... This is the entry-level petrol engine and comes with a seven-speed automatic gearbox and mild-hybrid tech. The 0-62mph time is ...

Skoda’s trim-level range is pleasingly simple. Buyers can choose from SE Comfort, SE L and Colour Edition specifications, plus a sportier Monte Carlo variant available with a punchy 1.5-litre petrol ...

The Skoda Superb iV Estate combines plug-in hybrid efficiency with a gigantic boot, but how does it stack up overall? John Redfern finds out.

In the typical Skoda mode it’s good value for money, prices start at £15,500 and if you need more space and have another 800 quid burning a hole in your pocket then you can have an estate version.

And Skoda typically has attractive finance offers to make the Fabia more affordable. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto ...