We just got our new very green 1.0 tsi Estate. Looks good so far. And the color is fantastic. It will be very easy to find the car on a big parking lot.

 

 

 

What a pretty car. Looks great.

Nice color, nice wheels, nice car.

Nice colour 

Pls give us a view of the engine when broken in.

 

Edited 7 July, 20178 yr by pfaff

Easy to find on a parking lot but less so in a field.

Looks good though.

love the front of mk3 and smoke headlights.

Beautiful! Has it got headlamp washers?

Nice colour! I love the estate version, I've had two but now have the hatch. Do let us know what you think about the engine after it's broken in. Have fun and post often!

The green is an awesome colour. I was recently drooling over a Fabia at a dealers in that colour. Lovely. 

On 07/07/2017 at 21:35, RickW said:

Beautiful! Has it got headlamp washers?

 

Telescopic front headlight washers £110

3 weeks with the green Fabia now. It has got a proper paint-coating (CarPro Cquartz Professional) to protect the paint and make it easier to keep clean. This process is described on my facebook-site (in Norwegian, but the pictures talks for itself) if you are interested.

 

 

 

And the car has got some mileage as well. We drove it on a road-trip around North-Western Norway for a week. So the Fabia has been on high mountains and deep fjords, narrow bendy roads, steeeeep hills and we enjoyed every mile.

 

 

 

The car is surprisingly good to drive beeing such a small car. The seats are good and the driving position suits me well. The engine is, even if it not yet fully broken in, strong and economical. Of course it is only 110 bhp but for beeing a 1.0 three-cylinder it is impressive. The average fuel-consumtion on our trip was around 61 mpg (4.6 litres pr 100 km). 

 

The only complaint so far is that the tire-pressure car warned us about a loss of tire-pressure when we had driven down from around 1200 meters above sea level to 2 meters in one go.

 

Edited 22 July, 20178 yr by RoSo

Looks nice! And 4.6 L/100 km is very impressive, though I'd assume a greater portion of your trip was downhill rather than uphill?

On 7/28/2017 at 10:37, jon15 said:

Looks nice! And 4.6 L/100 km is very impressive, though I'd assume a greater portion of your trip was downhill rather than uphill?

 

Hmm, we ended up in the same place as we started :-)