"Although the UK’s new car sales are in free-fall due to the economic instability, predicted to be at least 20% down in September this year, traditionally the second highest sales month in the year, Skoda sales are holding up relatively well and already after just two weeks 1,011 new Superb cars have been sold, many to small and medium-sized companies.. For the first nine months of this year Skoda sales were reported to be down by just 0.6% year-on-year. One reason for Skoda’s success is that nine out of ten owners recommend other people to buy a Skoda and for the last 13 years the brand has been in the top five in the industry’s J D Power Study of Customer Satisfaction. "

"Although the UK’s new car sales are in free-fall due to the economic instability, predicted to be at least 20% down in September this year, traditionally the second highest sales month in the year, Skoda sales are holding up relatively well and already after just two weeks 1,011 new Superb cars have been sold, many to small and medium-sized companies.. For the first nine months of this year Skoda sales were reported to be down by just 0.6% year-on-year. One reason for Skoda’s success is that nine out of ten owners recommend other people to buy a Skoda and for the last 13 years the brand has been in the top five in the industry’s J D Power Study of Customer Satisfaction. "

Unfortunately, Skoda sales were down 15% in September

so 5 % better than predicted?

so 5 % better than predicted?

Well, as they say in Norfolk, its all relative.