I am a big fan of VW group products, and it seems that every magazine or web article I have seen recently is full of praise for the Skoda Superb. . . .
Now I am sure that the car is really good, but underneath it all is the platform, engines, and running gear, dashboard, seats etc, from a current b6 VW Passat. this was obvious with the last Generation Superb, and whilst slightly better disguised, has to still be the case today.
When you check out the pricing, there is hardly any difference between the two vehicles, if you compare like for like, engines, specifications and equipment.
So I am puzzled, both cars use the same bits, If the Skoda were much cheaper, you could see some logic to the two approaches. Whilst the Skoda gets praise from every quarter, wheras the Passat is seen as an efficient but dull car. They are the same !!!!
can somebody please explain what I am missing ?
Edited by Mr Fox on 20/03/2010 at 23:30
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