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Skoda Superb Review : A smart large hatchback with limo levels of legroom

Skoda Superb Review : A smart large hatchback with limo levels of legroom

Posted on February 23, 2016March 30, 2020 By Jarvis
The new Skoda Superb is Skoda’s flagship, famous for offering class-leading rear legroom and Volkswagen levels of build quality for less than the cost of an equivalent Passat, Ford Mondeo orMazda 6 saloon.

Thankfully, Skoda’s gone for a conventional saloon-car body that’s infinitely more handsome than the ‘twin-door’ design of the old car. Those of you with your fingers on the automotive pulse, will note the similarities between it and the five-door coupe VisionC conceptthat was shown at the Geneva Motor Show in 2014.
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