Bye Bye Fabia

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18 April, 201412 yr

SWIMBO just traded her 1.6 tdi Fabia for a 1.6 TDi Rapid Spaceback SE with sports pack (sports suspension and bigger alloys) and Style pack (glass roof etc), in candy white. Ex showroom car with 101 mile on the clock. In Candy White. Must say I was not in favour originally but this car looks great.

(not actual car)

18 April, 201412 yr

With those wheels yes. With any others, skoda can stick it up their pooper.

18 April, 201412 yr

Pooper...

LOL

18 April, 201412 yr

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is that a proper pooper?

19 April, 201412 yr

With those wheels yes. With any others, skoda can stick it up their pooper.

Same with most cars really. a Ferrari would looking pretty **** on 14in steel wheels.

19 April, 201412 yr

Correct.

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