Hello

I,am driving a Superb in Sweden

It is 2 years old but is still going strong with 1.9TDI

Regards HansD

Hi there,

Welcome

Got any pics of your car?

Greetz

Robert

Welcome to the site

One or two others of your countrymen on this site, too.

The more the merrier.

Hello Hans,

If you take good care of your 1.9 diesel it will last many more years - I think the 8 valve 1.9 PD engine was the best diesel VAG have yet produced.

UK dealers here are very poor and some neglect basic maintenance such as air filter element replacement (really important on a turbocharged engine to avoid oil burning via the engine breather) and manual transmission oil level checks (because it's a bit awkward to get to and they're on a time bonus).

If you do your own maintenance with help from this site, your Superb should last a long time. Hope we can help.

rotodiesel.

Hi, another new member from Sweden with a Superb, but in this case with the 1,8T.

Looking forward to getting to know you all.

And here is another from Sweden too. Have the same car as TeamJeremia.

Hej och välkommen,

the Swedes are taking over...

Ha,ha,ha,ha

Welcome all the Swedes to the forum......any of you guys know a sport called 'Innebandy'?!?!

Here are another one from Stockholm.

1.8T -03 1350000km.

Yes we are the wordchampions in innebandy.

Played some Innebandy with my colleges in some years. Sweden has taken Gold in every World Championship since the start 1996.

Yes we are the wordchampions in innebandy.

You are indeed the World Champions and I was in Stockholm last year to watch the final which was very tight.....

I play 'Innebandy' (Floorball) for Great Britain Floorball Team but unfortunatly we are not as good as you Scandinavians.....

Cracking game to play though and I have many Finnish, Swedish, Czech, Dutch, Swiss and Australian friends through playing the sport within Great Britain....

Anyway......welcome to the forum....

Sweden has taken Gold in every World Championship since the start 1996.

Well I fancy the Finns or the Czechs for the forthcoming years.....the Czechs have improved loads over recent years.....