We've always considered the Fabia to be the most unlucky of all the Volkswagen Group superminis. The Mk2 was too small and ugly, and the current Mk3 model has just been outclassed by the Polo and ...

The smallest car in Skoda’s local line-up is also its most affordable, but only just. When the current generation Fabia launched with the halo Monte Carlo variant at almost $40,000, it was a bit of a ...

Skoda has just laid down the blueprint of the engine range for the new Fabia supermini, which is poised to go into production at the end of the month. This 3rd generation of the popular car will be ...

The fourth-generation Skoda Fabia unveiled in May, is almost ready to hit European showrooms, and the Czech company announced a few more details about the range. Thanks to its efficient engines and ...

If ever there was a model ripe for a green makeover, it’s the latest Fabia. While sister company SEAT has a sporty image, Skoda has built its reputation on practicality and affordability – two ...

Skodas are now the least problematic European cars you can buy. What's more, if your car does go wrong, repairs are fairly cheap because parts aren't expensive and Skoda mechanics usually do a ...

The Czech car brand hasn’t lost sight of what has made its Skoda Fabia supermini so successful after more than 20 years in production. More practical than ever, with greater passenger space and modern ...

The idea of a Czech-built hot hatch with a turbocharger and supercharger, 132kW/250Nm, and with DSG twin-clutch transmission for under $30,000 would have seemed highly improbable ten years ago. Enter ...

The Skoda Fabia isn't going to set your hair on fire with its keen turn in and explosive performance, but it does get you from A to B perfectly well. Engines range from 1.0 MPI 60 to 1.4 TDI 105 ...

Fabia 2010-2015 1.2 MPI Classic1198 cc, Manual, Petrol, 17.5 kmpl ₹4.48 Lakh * 1.2 MPI Ambiente Petrol1198 cc, Manual, Petrol, 17.5 kmpl ₹4.85 Lakh * Fabia 2010-2015 1.2 MPI Active Plus1198 cc, Manual ...

Minus six degrees celcius. That was what the thermostat inside my Skoda Fabia read as I got up at 7am last week to drive up to Northamptonshire to host one of What Car?’s reader test team events. That ...

Chery would likely prefer you forget its initial foray into the Australian market, but doing so would do a disservice to the brand. We don’t need to go into the nitty gritty of what went wrong back ...