The New Fabis's

[HZ123]

I have read much of the contributions on the above topic. Why is the info and bumf out in the EU (CK anyway) and not acessible to us? I guess I would consider a new Fab as mine is 3 years in Sept a 1.4TD. I am interested to see what the mpg returns are in particular. Whlist I got 50+ most of the time since I put my daughter on the insurance it is now only 45+.

I would be looking for better returns on the new Fab as I would have to say the current model returns figures in my view that are some way over stated. Many times there have been discussions on mpg and my conclusion was that overall the engines failed to achieve their targets unless driven in very favourable conditions.

Some of the prices quoted for the new models at the present seem on the high side to me added to which there seems to be a lot of talk about add ons. Despite all of this VAG have still not come up with the Asian 7 years warantee which must now be vital as the Hyundai etc are very fine cars and a challenge to anything produced and marketed in the EU.

[RapidRonnie]

All the engines across the range are now better on fuel and C02.

I don't think the Fabia is overpriced, compared to the opposition. Especially with the new engines not coming in much more expensive than the old-tech ones of the pre-facelift.