Škoda Fabia II 2007 - 2014 - Used car, advantages, disadvantages

Too bad Fabia II

Too bad Fabia II

The Škoda Fabia II was produced from 2007 to 2014. The bodywork remained very similar to that of the first Fabia. It is 47 mm higher and 22 mm longer. The front bezel is chrome-plated and has elliptical headlamps.

Too bad Fabia II

Too bad Fabia II

The interior is almost painted over Too bad Roomster, and the cockpit is clean, functional and simple. There are a lot of bulkheads inside. Two compartments with a lid in front of the front passenger compartment and in the door and center console between the front seats are large open shelves and holders for a total of 4 drinks bottles.
The interior is more spacious than the code  Škoda Fabie I, primarily in height. The driver and front passenger sit 3 cm longer than before, and thus the visibility is increased, also, the passengers in the rear seats have 3 cm more space for the knees.
The average 300 liter luggage compartment with rear seats folds up to 1163.

Too bad Fabia II

Of the gasoline engines available, there are 1.2L 6V 59hp and 12V 68hp, 1.4L 84hp and 1.6L 103hp.
Consumption of petrol models ranges from 5.5 - 6.8 L / 100 km.

Available diesel engines are offered 1.2 TDI CR 74 hp, 1.4 TDI PD 68 and 79 hp, 1.6 TDI CR 74, 89 and 103 hp and 1.9TDI PD 103 hp.
Consumption of diesel models ranges from 3.6 - 5.2 L / 100 km.

Too bad Fabia II


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Advantages - Škoda Fabia II

  • Innovative design
  • A solid supply of space
  • Transparency
  • Rich standard equipment
  • Price

Mane - Škoda Fabia II

  • The 1.2 petrol engines consume a lot of oil and the turbocharger malfunctions
  • The intake valves are clogged with extremely economical driving
  • The diesel engine is clogged DPF filter, especially if the car is driven predominantly in city driving
  • Common central locking errors, electronics reset required
  • A loud climate fan
  • Sound insulation at higher speeds
  • Headlight Height Adjustment Problems
  • Traces of use are noticeable on the door handles on the inside, on the transmission and plastics that slowly start to creak when driving over bumps
  • Weaker drive

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