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How long is the warranty on the Fabia vRS?

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as above how long is it 30k or 3 years or something ?

60k or 3 years which ever comes first

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thank god i can keep the car a bit longer then :D

yesterday my visit to skoda required new door seals, new radio, new blower unit, and a new window regulator :)

not bad going for one visit lol

and at 28500 miles i was worried that the warrant was only 30k :(

60k or 3 years which ever comes first
SkodAuto provide a 2 year unlimited mileage warranty. SkodaAuto UK provides a further warranty on new vehicles supplied by them, though their appointed dealer network, which is valid until the vehicle has completed 60,000 miles or the end of the third year, whichever is the sooner.
SkodAuto provide a 2 year unlimited mileage warranty. SkodaAuto UK provides a further warranty on new vehicles supplied by them, though their appointed dealer network, which is valid until the vehicle has completed 60,000 miles or the end of the third year, whichever is the sooner[/b'].

Doh... 1k of warranty left :o

Doh... 1k of warranty left :o

:eek: colin your clocking the mileage up well!!

:eek: colin your clocking the mileage up well!!

lol... car is only just 2 yrs old too

lol... car is only just 2 yrs old too

yikes you do get about! :P

Thought my was bad at 31k and only 18months old

SkodAuto provide a 2 year unlimited mileage warranty. SkodaAuto UK provides a further warranty on new vehicles supplied by them, though their appointed dealer network, which is valid until the vehicle has completed 60,000 miles or the end of the third year, whichever is the sooner[/b'].

Does anyone know if an extended Skoda warranty is available beyond the 3-years/60,000 miles? I know that VW offer one on their vehicles because I paid about

One wasn't available from Skoda Uk in March 2005 when I needed to buy one. I understand that the one Skoda (and probably VAG UK) used to sell didn't meet the new FSA regulations and they hadn't got their act tohether to get an acceptable one ready in time to meet the regulations. I have no idea if one is available now. I went the Warranty Direct route since the price and cover seemed pretty comprehensive.

One wasn't available from Skoda Uk in March 2005 when I needed to buy one. I understand that the one Skoda (and probably VAG UK) used to sell didn't meet the new FSA regulations and they hadn't got their act tohether to get an acceptable one ready in time to meet the regulations. I have no idea if one is available now. I went the Warranty Direct route since the price and cover seemed pretty comprehensive.

Have you had to use Warranty Direct for any work yet? I think, from what I have read that they are OK. When my Golf reached 100,000 miles I investigated Warranty Direct cover, but they would only insure the car up to 110,000 miles so I never went with them.

Have you had to use Warranty Direct for any work yet?
No, touch wood. But it good to know that I don't need to worry about a comprehensive selection of expensive to replace components failing - including the aircon compressor and turbo. I have opted for cover which includes having repairs carried out by a main dealer.

PS: Thread moved to The Motorway since the answer to the initial question posed applies to all new Skodas sold through the Skoda dealer network in the UK.

Jesus, how sad am I........mine is over a year old now, and it's clocked up just 7500 miles:eek: I wouldn't mind, my journey to work is 20 miles a day and its used at the weekends:confused:

I was told by my Skoda dealer before purchasing my car that you can extend it when the 3 year period is up.

I wonder if they use a third party company then? I made the assumption it was the Skoda UK warranty

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