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Rang insurance company to get assistance. Luckily my cousins were on hand and knew a breakdown driver nearby. He arrived 20 mins later, put two balloons inside drivers door frame and got a rod inside door to pull door handle from inside. He wouldn't even accept payment for it.

Our L&K 2017 superb actually locked itself one day with the key in the central console and our 2 and a half year old in the back seat. On a very warm day when we were 2 hours drive from home in a very rural area Ensue panic

Picked up the new wagon today

I've found a 2017 Laurin and Klement that I'm happier with

I agree I'm never buying anything again We'll see what happens

Yeah, I'm measuring up all those issues. Maybe I'll just go for a 2017 superb and save myself £4000

I have a diesel car that I drive for work. I will occasionally take this superb to keep it ticking over. also, petrol versions of the car in the same trim are at least £3000 more expensive for a 2017 model and at least £4000 for a 2019 model

thanks for the comments I just don't like that chrome sticker on the bumper and I wonder what it is hiding we want a diesel estate with a towbar for occasionally pulling a trailer my main concern is the very early water pump and belt change

Who would stick something like that onto a bumper? Any thoughts on the water pump and belt? I was originally looking at a 2017 estate but this is tempting me as i drive low mileage

Hello. I'm considering buying a 2019 superb estate se l executive diesel 46,000 miles, with the water pump and belt already replaced on warranty Why would that need to be replaced at such low mileage? Also, the rear bumper has an unusual chrome/silver panel across the length of the top of the bumper where the boot door closes - I've never seen this detail on another superb. Usually the bumpers have the same body colour