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This Fabia LE worth the money?

BrumieAsh
in Skoda Fabia Mk1 (1999-2007)

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I agree with the above, find a nice normal vRS and fit leather to it, unless you find an SE at a decent price.

 

2 years ago I really wanted a SE, but the price they commanded over a normal 2007 vRS was an extra £1k to £1.5k. I looked at at least 10-15 Fabias before I bought mine.

In the end I bought a silver 2007 vRS, standard bar the CD changer. I fitted cruise control and a heated leather interior from a Polo 9N for a lot less than £1k.

I have kept the original seats that have only done 20k miles that I could sell to offset some of the costs too.

 

Don't get me wrong an equivalent SE will be worth more second hand than a normal vRS with leather seats.

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  • BossFox
    BossFox

    They do go for around £5k, but not with milage this low or at dealerships.  Usually private sales so "sold as seen". Plus it's just had the cambelt done AND you have the peace of mind that if the eng

  • Toxicvrs
    Toxicvrs

    Maybe worth the OP seeing what price ActionMan39 can do iirc it was about £80 when I wanted and just helps with piece of mind if you lock the key in the car which can easily be done on a Fabia if one

  • wja96
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    It's patently NOT worth £6000, but it's where the market is at the moment, so if you REALLY want a Race Blue Fabia Mk I with black leather seats and a CD changer then why not?   My query is always w

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