Don't know if this has been posted before.

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/videos/featuresvideos/257575/skoda_fabia_vrs_pcoty_video_review.html

"Good on the road but not on the track"

Who is going on the track with one anyway???

We have ours as our second car and it will be used in on a commute run mainly..and to M&S and Boundary Mill !

Was just reading what car magazine and there talking about wind noise??????? What wind noise?????

Half a second slower then the Renault Twingo with is £4k cheaper and 50bhp less.

I really dont understand this fascination with putting cars like this on a track

This likes of Fabia, Twingo, Bini & other hot hatches have not been designed as track cars, they're everyday use cars, that have a bit of fun to them.

How about the press reporting on these cars move onto reporting something a bit more realistic. Stick with the supercars & wannabe supercars doing track reporting