Used Skoda Superb cars for sale
A big, comfortable family car for the price of a mid-size hatchback. Go for the plug-in hybrid if you can charge at home, or the 2.0 diesel if most of your miles are on the motorway.
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Total cash price £17,489.00. Borrowing £14,989.00 with a £2,500.00 deposit at a representative APR of 10.9%
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The Skoda Superb gives you more space than almost anything else at the money, and it is quietly one of the most comfortable cars you can buy used. Every used Skoda Superb at Carsa has passed our mechanical and cosmetic checks and comes with a 90-day warranty. Finance is available on every car, and the representative example on this page shows the current rate.
What it's like to live with
The Superb is all about room. Rear legroom is closer to a luxury saloon than a family hatchback, and the boot is enormous whether you choose the hatchback or the estate. The ride is soft and quiet, the seats are good for long journeys, and the cabin is simple to use. It is not a car that shouts about itself, which is exactly why owners tend to keep them.
Engines and versions to look for
Most used Superbs are either a 1.5 or 2.0 petrol, a 2.0 diesel, or the plug-in hybrid badged iV. The petrols are smooth and fine for mixed driving. The diesel is the pick for high mileage and towing. The plug-in hybrid can cover a typical commute on electric power alone, so it suits anyone who can charge at home and does shorter daily trips.
Which version should I buy?
SE Technology gives you sat nav, adaptive cruise control and most of what you need. SportLine adds a sportier look and firmer suspension, and Laurin & Klement is the luxury option. If you are unsure between hatchback and estate, the estate costs little more used and the boot is even bigger.
Is the Skoda Superb reliable?
Yes. The Superb shares its engines and gearboxes with a wide range of Volkswagen Group cars, so parts are plentiful and faults are well understood. Owner surveys usually place it above average for dependability. On the plug-in hybrid, check the battery charges to full and that the car has been serviced on time, as with any hybrid. On any automatic, make sure gear changes are smooth from cold.
Which Skoda Superb engine should I buy?
It depends on how you drive. The 2.0 diesel is the one for long motorway miles and towing, with strong economy on a run. The 1.5 petrol is quieter around town and cheaper to buy, and suits lower annual mileages. The plug-in hybrid is best if you can charge at home and most trips are short, because it will do the school run and commute on electric power and only use petrol on longer journeys.
How big is the Skoda Superb's boot?
Very big. The hatchback has around 625 litres with the seats up, and the estate around 660 litres, which is more than most large SUVs. Fold the rear seats and the estate becomes close to van-like. The plug-in hybrid loses some boot space to its battery, so if maximum luggage room matters, choose a petrol or diesel.
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