Just in case anyones after the V6 Superb, my local garage has one in.

 

Just dropped my car off for some work doing, and he throws me the keys and tells me to look at the back corner of the showroom (he knows Im a Skoda fanatic)

 

Does look nice, not mint but really tidy due to its low miles

 

Detatchable towbar needs removing though.

 

Anyway took a few pics, including spec sheet, just in case anyone fancies it

 

Cheers

 

Damo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(If your interested from distance and anyone wants me to kick the tyres in more detail, let me know )

Gorgeous colour combo. Somebody is going to get a great rare example of the Superb. I think there will be a scramble for that one.....

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Fuel consumptions looks a tad challenging!!

Nice one Damo - i know someone looking for an example like this.

Not so sure on the light coloured interior - but I'll share a link to this thread.

 

Thanks. 

Should have asked him for a test drive damo, you may want to get back into the superb lol

Should have asked him for a test drive damo, you may want to get back into the superb lol

 

 

He knows I miss my old SuperB, and I think he is expecting me to go for this one...

 

Deliberately didn't take it out... just to avoid temptation lol

LOL....You could always rattle can the inside Damo

Nice one Damo - i know someone looking for an example like this.

Not so sure on the light coloured interior - but I'll share a link to this thread.

 

Thanks. 

That's a nice car that'll be a collectors in 10/15. I really love the cream of mushroom interior - have this on our MKI, and looks great with the dark colour IMO, although I'm not a fan of that particular blue. I wish I'd hung out for a cream now rather than the boring black, but then I wonder what it'd look like with candy white paint?

Nice car although you confused me with the 3.2 V6 title.....it is a 3.6....

I thought they sneaked in a run out new model

The 3-spoke wheel with paddles is a nice touch too.

 

Bit expensive though.

 

DC

Nice car although you confused me with the 3.2 V6 title.....it is a 3.6....

I thought they sneaked in a run out new model

 

Oops, edited it 

Did it go in the end?

It's on my watch list - they have dropped the price to £13,995

Ex-police one, 2009, £5.5K, lots of miles but well looked after, maybe....

 

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201506244619458/sort/default/usedcars/dealer/17325/advert-type/dealer-stock?logcode=dsp

 

Cop motor etc etc.................

 

https://youtu.be/jKmuKjpKPIo

Already been in touch with them about it....

It states that the spare wheel is a full size steel one.

It states that the spare wheel is a full size steel one.

 

 

Sounds right..... That's what's in mine.... It was an option to the inflation kit.

A very well presented car,looks good.

 

26200 mileage,last serviced at 26200 and full service history = maybe a typo or service due,or my brain is not in gear  :beer:  .

 

I would pay £13.500 (after due diligence) but only with a new major skoda dealer service inc stamp/paperwork  before purchase,i would reserve the car on a deposit while the car is serviced.(conditions apply).

 

Ps and ask for 6 months road tax,if you dnot ask youl never get.

Looks good, though on owners it says 2 registered 

Did it go in the end?

No, still there.

Was looking at it again at the weekend when I picked my other car up after some work done.

Very tidy inside, but needs a bit of tlc on the paint to make it mint.

Hope it goes soon so I don't buy it myself

Hope it doesn't go so I can buy it myself

 

 

FTFY

FTFY

Ha, if it had been the Combi I would have bought it!

There is a v6 combo for sale in NI for £15k

Does anyone on here have any idea of actual fuel consumption? ( V6, of course!)

 

I've asked two dealers that have V6's for sale to check the long-term consumption figure & they came back with 16 & 19 mpg!

 

That's about 1/2, or less than my 2.0 TSi manages, so I'm beginning to think that a V6 upgrade might be a waste of time / money!

 

DC

Okay, I've answered this a few times on here to keep the 3.6 doom merchants at bay

 

In reality (not maxi-dot), and as long as you appreciate that this is not some diesel gulping eco barge, on a decent long motorway run at 75mph ish loaded up I get 30mpg.

 

Work run (15 mile trip one way) around 25/27 mpg.

 

Hooning in sport mode on the paddles around 18/21mpg.

 

I appreciate that its not 'dead accurate' but based on 10 months of use running the tank to fumes and filling to brim. It's in line with the previous 3.5 V6 I had (a Vel Satis with the 350Z engine) and to be honest the 3.6 works less hard to shift a big car.

 

Use it in lazy/slushomatic 'D' mode and you may well get more on a run. Hoon it in sport with the paddles keeping it fully 'alive' and you may drop to 18mpg full time.

 

Eiher way its a great engine but not the MOST economical. But not bad in my book (and to be honest I don't care about MPG as my commute is short...but fun factor high!). Oh, and its not an Audi  :p