Well i bought the octavia as a stop gap really as my car had been spun across the M1 by a foreign lorry and the insurance were messing me about. Have to say first skoda I ve ever been in and Iam very impressed, first diesel car ive owned too and although its the old TDI engine its quick enough and stupidly economical. It's a one owner from new 2001 TDI 110 Elegance and has now done 65k I know its not a VRS but Iam definately converted and next car on my list is a mk2 VRS!

Mike

Welcome

Do you need a vRS?

Welcome aboard!

Skoda's are the best car all round that I've ever owned - Very happy

Welcome

Do you need a vRS?

Unfortunately cant afford the VRS yet, but I am more than impressed so far

Unfortunately cant afford the VRS yet, but I am more than impressed so far

you dont need a VRS, golf 4 interiors fit straight in as do audi A3 and take less than 1/2 hour to fit, set of coilovers will set you back £135 delivered and you will have your own tailor made for you vrs equivelant

thats all i did to mine

from this

to this

better built than bought

Nice piece of work, must say interesting and amazing, I must see it helps you in lot of way..

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Well i bought the octavia as a stop gap really as my car had been spun across the M1 by a foreign lorry and the insurance were messing me about. Have to say first skoda I ve ever been in and Iam very impressed, first diesel car ive owned too and although its the old TDI engine its quick enough and stupidly economical. It's a one owner from new 2001 TDI 110 Elegance and has now done 65k I know its not a VRS but Iam definately converted and next car on my list is a mk2 VRS!

Mike

Welcome to Briskoda

Edited 15 October, 201015 yr by Skodaboy1983

Hi & welcome

Don't know if anyone NEEDS a vRS, we don't, but we have two

Happy Drivers, still get a big grin when driving