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Skoda Felicia 1.3 68 HPNewest Review: ... it may be just my opinion but i have found that for a 1.3 it does seem a bit sluggish, but as a family hatchback i can't ... more More Skoda card
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Read Reviews for Skoda Felicia 1.3 68 HP
by - written on 15/06/01 (Useful, 389 readings)
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I drive a 1.3 GLi Felicia, it is the higher power model, it is as standard from the dealer with no modification. The Skoda Felicia is a good car, i've driven one for over three years and it has never let me down. It isn't the best car on the road, or the fastest, but I think it is one of the cheapest, it cost me £8,000. For a five door 1.3l Fiesta or Corsa or whatever the price was about 10,000 to 11,000. That makes it a hell of a car. The insurance is cheap, i get a good MPG from it, and to be honest it doesn't really get targetted vy thieves. I've driven my fair share of miles in it, and i've had no serious problems, the worst ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/11/00 (Useful, 245 readings)
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As I have mentioned in a previous opinion, I am lucky in my job to be able to try out lots of different cars for a few days at a time. I am now ashamed to admit that when I discovered my next car would be a Skoda Felicia, my heart sank. The name Skoda normally brings out all the tired old jokes and smart remarks, so I was dreading it. When VW took over Skoda, things began to improve due to the experience of VW, and the Felicia was the first model produced after the takeover. The Felicia has a 1300cc engine, and while it was not as nippy as many other cars the same size, it is ideal for inner city driving where quick blasts of acceleration are not always ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/07/00 (Very useful, 226 readings)
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A good price coupled with free finance, servicing and AA cover makes this a very attractive package indeed. It is very solidly built, as having hit a bank hard enough to knock the tyre from the rim, neither the bodywork or suspension has been in anyway damaged. The paint (rally red) is thick and lustrous and there isn't a scratch on it after a good years driving. Handling is safe and predictable, much like the rest of the car. It never surprises me and always leaves me feeling in control. The fact that I, a self confessed inexperienced driver with occasional 'boy racer tendencies' has managed to keep it out of ditches, hedgerows and banks ... Read the complete review
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