just been to skoda trust wolverhamton and seen the new fabia and the estate will be in friday will check it out the weekend

will go for the se model

 

just been to skoda trust wolverhamton and seen the new fabia and the estate will be in friday will check it out the weekend

will go for the se model

TSI SE estate for me too but not until June time, get some pics if you can and post so we can see, my local Skoda dealer is getting the showroom refurbed so haven't got any models to view.

Estate not supposed to be out until March?

Jan deliveries for hatch, March on 15 plate for estate.

SE L if I get one. Sports seats/suspension and 17" wheels. Quite a few more options aswell. Orange wheels have the best prices I have found.

they have got the new fabia in the showroom blue with white roof and white wheels sales chap said the estate will be friday so we shall see

he said we just had 3 boxes of brocures opened the up and they were the old type fabias he was not pleased

Looking forward to having a look at these for the mrs

SE L with 17's and sports suspension for me too. Good combo.

£16,090 for a 1.4 TDI DSG Fabia S Estate in Pacific Blue with no extras.   Crazy pricing really.

Bet there's not many made with that engine/gearbox combo with poverty spec, not at £16k anyway.

SE L if I get one. Sports seats/suspension and 17" wheels. Quite a few more options aswell. Orange wheels have the best prices I have found.

Strange how Orange are doing really good discounts on the estate but not the hatch?

So can you place an order now witth Orange Wheels & just wait for your cars delivery at the price you see now?

Yes, Essentially.

Although you need a cash sale for quoted price, finance price through a dealer would be more.

So if you had a personal loan from a bank or building society that would count as a cash deal as far as the dealer was concerned?

So if you had a personal loan from a bank or building society that would count as a cash deal as far as the dealer was concerned?

Yes, the loan provider places the loan into your account, you then pay the dealer using a debit card.

Better still pay for it on a credit card (increased protection) then clear the credit card using the loan payment in your current account.

Edited 8 January, 201511 yr by silver1011