On my 2nd mk2 currently. Every now and again, even though I know these cars inside out, they remind me how good they are. 

 

2 pictures tell this story. 

A friend's friend, a policeman, looked in his Octy's boot and his first comment was "You could fit three dead bodies in there."

They are great cars. I loved my vRS and my Scout still continues to impress. 

They are huge. I was impressed getting a bath in my old mk1 but the mk2 is even bigger. We recently cleared the loft of all the junk the previous tenant left behind. There was that much I was considering hiring a skip. I got it all away to the tip in the Octavia in two runs. No pics but there was a lot!!

The old 'Skoda with a sun roof' skip jokes are the best

A trip to the airport with my wife and my parents (4 adults). Bragged about this to almost all my friends after that.

 

Now that impressive. The fact you managed to squeeze that blue fluffy pillow in down the side as Well!! 

Wow guys you're all incredible what you have put inside!.......incredible cars-yes they damned are!....

I do not think another in this category has the spacious 565lt back and also for this 4,57m that spacious interior.

Wow that inventory A5 platform in back 2004 who others were still trying to allocate space in this category!

Just to add to this - we drove our 2005 Octavia Estate back from Spain last year, boot absolutely packed to the gills, solid!  I weighed the stuff as we bought it in from the car - 247kg in the boot, 3 passengers, suitcases on the remaining back seats and still 58mpg.  Oh, and that was when it had already done 232,000 miles.  239k now.  Looking to sell it as I've just bought a Mk2, glad to hear the boot is even bigger... we'll make use of all that extra carrying space!!  I'll see if I can find a picture later of everything that was in the boot!

Here is the stuff that fitted in the boot - sorry about the quality of the picture, but I just thought it was cool that this actually went in! 

Great car!

..... and you probably still have room under your false floor for a few bottles of wine!