Skoda Fabia Tdi VRS diesel 2005 full leather interior on eBay, also, Skoda, Cars, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 12-Feb-09 21:50:52 GMT)

Like the look of the interior of this. Higher mileage than I wanted but should I be suspicious of someone who has "always" driven a VRS for economy? :confused:

68k :( .... im nearly on that.... never missed a heart beat drives like 30k still

Is that an SE interior, or did the Skoda OEM option for the standard vRS come with blue trim?

That looks the same as my SE, a closer look at the front seat backs may reveal the limited edition number which is embosed into the leather just below the VRS logo.

my vRS is now on 56k and it drives like a car thats done half that, the general condition of the car has been commented on by a number of friends too, if its been looked after it wont feel like its done 68k

You don't really have to try hard to get good economy out of a vrs. They drive so effortlessly, and 68k isn't that high for milage on an 05 plate. My octi pd130 has now done 115k on an 05 so they both average 23,000 per year, mine has full service history and still feels like new and has was modyfied from 80,000miles.

Don't be too worried. You might want to change the ARB and wisbone bushes other than that it should be fine with a Full Service History.

My brothers 55 plate has now done 130k, and still drives as well as my 30k one, oh and it now does 60+mpg

Alex

I bought my little vRS for economy, she is a late 54 (Feb 2005) just ticked over 93000 and is a pleasure to drive..

Wish I went for the leather looks lovely

No bothers with that mileage IMHO my 2003/03 is now past 113k and I still love it and it's smooth as

Thanks for the thoughts. Taken a Proton to 191000 so perhaps I shouldn't worry too much.

54 plate and done 74k. Drives like new and made 179.3 BHP on the rollers at 69k. :-)