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The suspension is set up for comfort, which explains why the Octavia exhibits a bit of body roll in corners.

It's less entertaining than the Ford Focus and even the VW Golf. HandlingĪlthough it has a competent chassis, the Skoda Octavia is somewhat dull to drive. Those wanting more performance can go for the RS models which offer 220 PS (217 hp) in gasoline guise and 184 PS (181 hp) in diesel configuration. If you must have a gasoline engine, the 1.4-liter TSI with 140 PS (138 hp) is the most appropriate for a car this size. The most logical pick is the 2.0-liter turbo diesel rated at 150 PS (148 hp), which offers the best balance between performance and fuel economy. The Octavia offers a broad range of gasoline and diesel powertrains mated to manual and automatic transmissions, in both front- and all-wheel-drive configurations.

Trim Rattles And Squeaks Are Rather Common On Bad Roads.

Some Users Have Experienced Problems With The Dsg Gearbox.

Models Equipped With The Ea189 Diesel Engine Will Be Recalled To Remove The Emissions Defeat Device And Owners May Be Compensated.

Firm Ride On Some Models (Particularly The Rs).

Dull To Look At And To Drive (Minus The Rs).

Available both as a five-door hatchback (that looks like a sedan) and five-door wagon, the Octavia offers something for everyone: frugal GreenLine versions, rugged Scout models, as well as fast RS variants (with both gasoline and diesel power). Built on the same platform as the VW Golf Mk 7 and third-generation Audi A3, the Skoda Octavia is more spacious than the previous generation model and drives better.

Practical, fuel-efficient, affordable to buy and run, as well as offering a variety of versions, the Octavia covers most of the typical user's needs. The Octavia has been Skoda's most successful vehicle since Volkswagen has acquired the Czech automaker, and the improved third-generation model turned the nameplate into an even bigger hit.