First of all, i would like to say hello to all skoda fans over here - it is great to see that these cars are not popular only in Slovakia and Czech Republic!

If anyone needs help with translation from czech or slovak, just ask. I'm here to help you with these crazy languages:).

Welcome to Briskoda

Recently spent a couple of days in Bratislava to see the Depeche Mode gig (June 10th) and it was Skoda heaven, old and new!!

What a wonderful city by the way.

Welcome.

Hello and welcome to the forum

Just for interest, we are organising a trip to the Skoda factory in September (see this thread).

Welcome to Briskoda and many thanks for your kind offer.

Welcome Went to Bratislava a few years ago and really enjoyed it - a beautiful place

hi. and welcome.

Hello :wavey:

Few info about my car - i'm going to rebuild it so it will look like kit car - it will eat a lot of money, but i think it will just look awesome:D. Is there felicia popular in GB? Or are there mostly fabia(s) and octavia(s)?

Anyway, thank you for kind welcome:).

There are quite a few Felicias here but not as many as the newer models.

The Felicia is seen as a reliable but quite boring car over here so it's always nice to see the sporty versions overseas.

I don't think it's a boring car:P

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3004527945170980416

Just few things to improve on the felicia and it can be really fun to drive (and i don't mean only the kit car on the video above - i have 1,6l felicia with much better suspension and bigger wheels and this car drives just great!)

I once took a standard Felicia 1.3 LXi "rallying" well a very long bendy gravel road.

It was great fun and a lot easier to control than I thought it was going to be.

I couldn't get it quite as sideways as the video above but probably not far off!

Welcome from a ex Felicia owner.