johnwillie

Hi I have a problem with my gear box when i change from 6th to 5th it makes a loud wining noise can any one help

If Skoda made a MK lll vrs who would bu one ?

For a company who win so many wrc 2 rally's with a fabia mk3 R5 and they don't make a sporty version doesn't make any sense. Why spend all that money on the R5 and the dealers don't have a sporty Fabia to offer

I have a mk1 VRS 55000 miles FSH full leather cc 6cd player under the seat sun roof 2005 on a 55 plate in diamond black one previous and I just love it cheap to insure 50 to the gallon more on a long run

The Volkswagen Group A0 platform is a series of automobile platforms shared among superminis of various marques of the Volkswagen Group. Under Volkswagen's revised platform naming system, the "A04" platform is now known as the PQ24 platform,[1] and what may have been called the A05 platform is officially the PQ25 platform. The new nomenclature is derived as follows: P indicates a passenger car platform Q (quer) indicates a transverse engine 2 indicates the platform size or class 5 indicates the generation The Fabia was changed to PQ25 platform at the last revamp so the new engines’ and gearbox’s would fit.

I belive VW Motor Sport are going to run 2 Fabias with a 1.6 Turbo 4 wheel drive in next years WRC as test beds for the Polo WRC car which will compete in 2013 in the WRC.

Keep guessing you will get there in the end . You need to work out which new modals are coming out and which order. Starting 2012

I would say it will be a Golf Astra Focus size car based on Octavia Golf Yeti A3 ect platform

I buy a yeti much better 4 wheel drive system

What will the real one be like

VW and Suzuki enter comprehensive partnership09th December 2009Volkswagen AG (Wolfsburg, Germany “Volkswagen”) and Suzuki Motor Corporation (Hamamatsu, Japan “Suzuki”) have reached a common understanding to establish a comprehensive partnership. A framework agreement has been signed by representatives of both companies today. In terms of global presence and product diversity, the partnership marks an important step towards the future for both Volkswagen and Suzuki. In terms of product portfolio, global distribution and manufacturing capacities, Volkswagen and Suzuki ideally complement each other. The companies plan a joint approach to the growing worldwide demand for more environmentally friendly vehicles. The management of Volkswagen and Suzuki have concluded that the complementary strengths of each company make for a perfect fit in exploiting their respective advantages as well as rising to the challenge of the global market. In the automotive industry, where globalization and diversification proceed in parallel, both companies will establish a cooperative relationship while respecting each other’s independence as a stand-alone entity. Both parties are focused on achieving synergies in the areas of rapidly growing emerging markets as well as in the development and manufacturing of innovative and environmentally friendly compact cars. To support a smooth development of this relationship, Volkswagen will purchase 19.9% of Suzuki’s issued shares. The Closing of the transaction is subject to approval of the relevant authorities and is expected in January 2010. Suzuki intends to invest up to one half of the amount received from Volkswagen into shares of Volkswagen. Both companies will form a long-term strategic partnership based on this which will support their successful strategies in these challenging times. “Two of the world’s leading car makers are joining forces and preparing to meet the growing challenges that lie ahead. Together we can maximize our opportunities for growth. We are proud to be cooperating with such an esteemed and valued partner”, Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn said. Mr. O. Suzuki spoke that “We were very much impressed about the enthusiasm of Volkswagen towards manufacture of splendid automobiles. The companies shall cooperate taking advantage of the strength of the other with the maximum consideration to the global environment. We will also continue to extend our utmost efforts for customer satisfaction. As demand continues to rise for smaller cars and for powertrains with higher fuel efficiency and lower CO2 output, Volkswagen and Suzuki will offer a compelling solution for customers in emerging markets buying a car for the first time and also for customers in advanced economies seeking to lower their CO2 footprint while still enjoying the freedom of transport offered by an exciting range of cars.

Volkswagen bought 20% of Suzuki this year and the money Suzuki recived they bought shares in VW

Has anyone herd that the new small Skoda ect is a rebadge Suzki ?????????????????????????