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Skoda Octavia

DSG · CarPlay · LED · Leather

€ 7.999

General

First registration: 05/2018
Mileage: 171.000 km
Fuel: Petrol
Transmission: Automatic
Body: Station wagon
Color: Black
Doors: 5
Owners: 1

Engine & performance

Power: 81 kW (110 hp)
Engine size: 1.395 cc
Cylinders: 4

Consumption & emissions

Emission class: Euro 6b
Fuel consumption: 5,60 l/100 km

Description

The Octavia (5E) — Skoda’s modern, roomy family car. Everything checks out on this Skoda Octavia (2018): clean history, honest mileage. Model year 2018. Powertrain: petrol engine, 81 kW / 110 hp, automatic gearbox. It has 171.000 km on the odometer. It comes with Armrest, Automatic climate control, Cruise control, Electric windows, Tinted windows. The Octavia 5E shares its platform with the VW Golf. Ask for the full file today.

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The Octavia (5E) — Skoda’s modern, roomy family car.

Full guide

The third-generation Octavia combines a roomy interior with modern technology and a comfortable ride. A complete, versatile family car.

Upgrades

Built on the MQB platform shared with the Golf 7
The 1.4 TSI gained ACT cylinder deactivation to cut consumption
A 150 hp 1.4 TSI and a 184 hp 2.0 TDI vRS at the top
A 590-litre boot, bigger than many estates

Fixes

The 1Z’s old 1.6 petrol gave way to the EA211 turbo
The old torsion beam gave way to a multi-link rear axle on stronger versions
The old 2.0 TDI gained a particulate filter and SCR
The dated interior gave way to the “Simply Clever” cabin

Space & comfort

The Octavia 5E is roomy and comfortable, with lots of rear legroom and a big boot. The seats support well and the cabin stays quiet.

Technology & interior

The Octavia 5E has a modern interior with good infotainment and digital instruments. A premium feel for a family car.

Good to know

The Octavia 5E shares its platform with the VW Golf.
The 2.0 TDI is a genuine long-distance engine, so a continuous service history is worth that much more.