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Skoda: from laughing stock to top dog... well in the uk
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Originally posted by Jake02 View PostThey'll price it above VW levels.
But seriously that is a bad idea. :/2012 Octavia vRS TDI. Darkside big turbo, 3bar tune, other stuff. 200kW/650Nm.
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Not including hers...
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Originally posted by Jake02 View PostThey'll price it above VW levels.2012 Yeti 77TSI, Candy White
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Originally posted by Mysticality View PostWell the quality is better than a VW so why not?!/Mine: Silver 2006 Volkswagen Golf Sportline 2.0FSI 6M (with a sunroof)
Parents': Candy White 2008 Skoda Octavia RS 2.0TFSI 6M Liftback
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Originally posted by cbay View Postthey're pretty much on par right now aren't they?Mine: Silver 2006 Volkswagen Golf Sportline 2.0FSI 6M (with a sunroof)
Parents': Candy White 2008 Skoda Octavia RS 2.0TFSI 6M Liftback
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The article reinforces why Skoda is popular in the UK:product + price + good dealer support. In Australia Skoda is stagnating. Why? It has 1/3 of these only.
Also, unlike here, for better or worse the product was sold continuously so even though older Skodas had a poor reputation they were at least known and had some recognition to work with. There were also enough people who had positive experiences with the old models that they were prepared to keep buying. When better product started appearing there was a base to work from, and Skoda has kept pricing very competitive.
If VAG prices Skoda at VW equivalence the current situation is likely to continue. As people in the know you might choose a Skoda. Most people know VW and attribute some prestige to it, don't know Skoda and see no value in risking an unknown brand.
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