Seeing as the Edition 100 is a limited editon of 200 in the UK, and 500 in total, is there anyway of knowing what number you have? I.e. production number 1/500?

I know you could with the WRC octavia, but I am unsure about the special edition superb. I would hazzard a guess and say if nothing obvious is shown like a small plaque then no.

Seeing as the Edition 100 is a limited editon of 200 in the UK, and 500 in total, is there anyway of knowing what number you have? I.e. production number 1/500?

I would have thought that there would be something on them like the 25th Anniversary Golfs?

Thats what i thought, but there isnt. They are much rarer than anni's too. I wonder if you can tell production number from the chasis number?

Have a word with the dealer mate, I am sure that there must be some way of finding out, you going to get an Anni Style Plaque made up or something?

Bit of shame that, on Skoda's account, not fitting a little sticker/plaque somewhere to mark the occassion.

Often think that on a limited run of cars, if you don't have an idea of which one you have, it defeats the object a little - IMO.

Steve

Edition 100 means commemoration of 100 years of manufacturing automobiles by Skoda. (Actually 1905 to 1925 under Laurin&Klement brand, then Skoda...) Nothing to do with a number of vehicles produced or imported elsewhere...

Edition 100 means commemoration of 100 years of manufacturing automobiles by Skoda. (Actually 1905 to 1925 under Laurin&Klement brand, then Skoda...) Nothing to do with a number of vehicles produced or imported elsewhere...

So therefore this is the same principle as the 25th Anni MKIV Golf?!?!?!

2 baker 21: basically yes!

Edition 100 means commemoration of 100 years of manufacturing automobiles by Skoda. (Actually 1905 to 1925 under Laurin&Klement brand, then Skoda...) Nothing to do with a number of vehicles produced or imported elsewhere...

I understand that, and thats not really what we are talking about here. The Edition 100 is a Limited edition model of just 500 examples worldwide, of which 200 reside in the uk. All I was wondering was, could you tell the production number of the vehicle, ie. No. 368/500. Apparently my local dealer thinks you can, and is investigating it as we speak...