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and I forgot the last piece of advice : I'm going for a MY2019 Superb Combi (Style + rear camera, blind spot, vented seats, ACC, lane assist), 1.5TSI DSG, 56k km (1 year warranty + possible extension given by the dealer by taking a small credit).

Thanks Fergard, that's very informative. I tried simulating a Superb (486cm) with a Golf (420cm) and it works. I placed my Golf mk6 73/74cm away from the garage back wall (486cm - 420cm = 66cm + some margin) and the garage door closes like in the above images. Luckily the door swings outside the garage and doesn't come even close to the bonnet. So I guess that a safe option is to place a bumper on the wall (2cm thick) and a wooden chop on the floor Concerning the width, I can jump off/on my Golf with ease. The Superb is 6cm larger, won't change anything Last but not least, I don't use the car every day since I commute by bike

the garage is quite large, no problem for opening the door (I currently park a VW Golf which is 6cm narrower than the Superb). The garage door swings on the outside, meaning it'll not touch the bonnet. The idea is to have some bumpers on the bottom of the garage...but I should be able to go manoeuvre smoothly (DSG?) and using the reverse camera. I tried parking the car and I didn't have problems concerning the DSG smoothness..but it was a different situation

well, I have 14cm ...so I should stay 5/10cm from the wall and it'll be ok. But that's tight 😕

the point is if the DSG is sufficently smooth to go to 5/7cm from the wall and the camera helps in determining a so tight distance Unfortunately I cannot bring the car home and test before buying...of course I tested the car other situations

Hi, I've almost signed for a Superb Combi...only concern is if I'll be able to fit in my garage. It's 5m long, the Superb is 4.86m...ok it fits but that means parking at 5cm from the bottom, which is quite tight. Do you think it's reasonable or should I prefer a shorter car? Of course the car is equipped with a rear camera Thanks

Fully loaded = 4 people and luggage No sporty drive, I don't care driving fast (I stick to speed limits) Mpg is confusing since you have UK and US Mpg, I'm never sure to what you refer to :p

Hi, I'd like to buy a Kodiaq for the family - seems the best value for the space it offers. Diesel is France is probably not the best choice in this moment so...what about the 1.5 TSI DSG? My mileage is about 12-14.000/year, 60% motorway, 25% national roads, 15% mountain - practically no city. Motorways trips are > 500km, fully loaded My main concern is about fuel consumption ..can you please provide some real L/100km? thanks for helping!