51 - not a badge snob, just needed a large, reliable vehicle for us and two big dogs in a cage in the 'boot'

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31 - Superb Estate. Ideal for the 3 kids and all the gear that goes with them; economical too, I'm happy   

64 and still acting like a spoilt "yoof" we'll only when I can't get my own way :0)

Who said today's youngsters are not descerning, well done lads you obviously know a good buy when you see it.

First Skoda was 110R second hand, bought it for my wife great fun as one of the steering joints stiffened up and the only way she could get home was to plan a route with left turns only.......I think she has finally forgiven me

im 47 and just gone from a MK2 fabia vrs to a more appropriate car for my age according to one of my daughters

63, but I only swapped from an Octavia vRS when I was 60.

(Having been caught speeding a couple of times SWMBO said it was time I grew up)

only 1 pensioner out of 30 so far - who'd have thought.....

Retired on War pension and have a caravan do i get an early bonus   for doing it 20 years early 

24, octavia vrs mk2

Hi, I'm 73 and like to be different

Stefan, 35, driving a Superb Estate DSG '13 (and a Dacia Sandero very-much-not-DSG '13 :P)

Arthur, 34... driving my Octavia 2 since 2008. Waiting for Superb 3 to hit the market, somewhere at the end of 2015

29 - Octavia Elegance estate

36

Doing lots of travelling, so had mainly estates

Mazda 6

Toyota Avensis

Saab 9-5 Aero

Volvo V70

Skoda Superb Combi 4x4 (first ever my awd and automatic gearbox car) from Tuesday.

39 years young.

34 here, the lads at work prefer to call my steel grey Twindoor 'HMS Superb'.

31 and soon to be in a mk2 octy vRS tdi I hope :-)

I'm a chatty old guy, (thanks for the stereotype by the way.....) but I'm 400 miles away, so it wasn't me......

 

Not the oldest here @ 66 either, but I'm still not too sure about the car, it's a bit too sluggish & also too long for the average garage.

(We are currently house hunting & modern double garages are sized around smaller cars.) 

 

Still if I need a performance fix, I can borrow SWMBO's Octy, even though in Race Blue it's a bit too young for us!

 

DC

I've got a new build with one of those modern "garages". Even if I could get the superb in I'd need a sunroof to get out!

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Oldest so far 62

 

Snap!  I too am 62!

Im kris,

Got my fabia vrs at 20, only just turned 21

I got my first Skoda at 28 (Fabia VRS) - sold that a couple of christmas's ago. Now needing a bigger car (read estate or big hatch) due to a small accident meaning our 3rd child is on the way! (our others are 10 & 7 - though broken night sleppe and dirty nappies had passed by now!)

 

So looked at a Fabia Estate, we all fit. But dealer seems to have a bad rep, the car is on its 3rd engine & I'd end up £75 a month worse off. Looking at Octavia's lastnight. But also stumbled onto a few Superb II's coming in well under the £10K i'm looking to spend.

 

So sooner or later i'll be back in a Skoda again! (And i'm 34 now!)

Chronologically 60 but psychologically 30. Currently own a V6 Combi and Riley 2 1/2 Litre saloon. When I look back at cars I have owned I realise the Skoda is my first sensible car. Started with a Hillman Minx then a Holden Gemini. For 2 years I had a Dino Ferrari then did the big overseas trip. A couple of Fiat X1/9s plus a Fiat 130 then a Fiat Regatta (half sensible) saw the end of my Italian love affair. A German period of big engined BMW 3 Series and Audi A4s followed. They would have been sensible if I had not have had the those big engines and had chosen wagons instead of sedans. The Skoda is the biggest car I have owned since the Fiat 130; both V6s and exceedingly comfortable. My first station wagon and now I realise what I should have done all those years ago. We won't even go near the motorbikes that have slipped through my shed.....

36 and driving a superb 2014

I'm on car #50! in 16 years - drives my mrs spare & my parents demented. Just go to work in one car, have a browse through dealers locally and have ended up coming home with another car entirely. usually much to the disapproval of my father in law!

Hi guys!

 

Sweden is an Estate loving country so that is probably the choice for most people, and a lot of young families drive their Superb Estate's without anybody raising their eyebrows ... The only thing is that you, as a Skoda owner, don't like to pay money for pricy brands ... whatever that say about us ... However, I am 47 in a few weeks so I guess I qualify as a somewhat older guy driving my Skoda ... ;-)