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A First Look at Skoda Superb Estate
Sep 24 2009
After the successful launch of the Skoda Superb saloon car, Skoda has announced launching of the estate version. The Skoda Superb Estate will offer excellent passenger space, both in the front and the rear. The boot space of the Skoda Superb Estate will be an impressive 630 litres. An electrically operated tailgate and keyless entry and start system will be available as options. There will also be a twin panel panoramic roof. The engine line up for the Skoda Superb Estate will be the same as that offered in the saloon. A 1.45L TSI with 125bhp and a common rail 2.0L TDI engine with 170bhp are the two engines that will be offered. Later on Skoda will offer a 4x4 low emission Greenline model. The Skoda Superb Estate is expected to go on sale in early 2010 and will cost more than the saloon. The Skoda Superb Estate is expected to cost seventeen thousand pounds in the UK. Interested customers can use car loan calculators to estimate how much they will be paying for the Skoda Superb Estate. The Skoda Superb Estate promises to be a well built and economical estate car. Customers who are looking for a brand new estate should seriously consider this car from Skoda. You can use car loan calculators to work out monthly installments. The free car loan calculators on the internet give you the option of working with different APR rates to calculate monthly installments.
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Car Dealers Caught Between Volume Reductions and Rising Values
Created Feb 9 2012
Car Pricing guide CAP Black Book warns that dealers will come under increasing pressure from increasing trade values of used cars on one side and volume reductions on the other in the coming months.
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More low Emission Zones for UK
Created Feb 7 2012
If you are adamant that your next car finance deal will be for a “green” car, here is good news: the United Kingdom could soon become one huge Low Emission Zone, according to at least one transport guru.
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Running Costs of Electric Trucks Lower Than That of Diesel
Created Feb 4 2012
The Centre for Transportation and Logistics has just completed a new study during which it was found that electric commercial vehicles could be 9% to 12% cheaper to run than their diesel counterparts.
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London far From Becoming Electric car Capital of Europe
Created Feb 3 2012
The reluctance of British motorists to sign up for car loan deals on electric cars means only one thing: London is very far away indeed from its target to become the electric car capital of Europe.
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Those Awful Female Parkers
Created Feb 3 2012
When you signed up for your first car loan deal, your father might well have warned you against the terrible female parkers that you will come into contact with during the course of your driving career – and told you how to deal with them.
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Huge Increase in Speeding Fines on the Way
Created Feb 2 2012
If it wasn't for cheap car loans, many cash-strapped motorists would find it nearly impossible to keep their vehicles on the road.
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Toyota Hits Landmark 400,000 With Hybrid Car Sales
Created Feb 2 2012
In a recent landmark for low carbon vehicles, Toyota managed to surpass the 400,000 level with sales of its hybrid cars in Europe.
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Those Awful Female Parkers
Created Feb 2 2012
When you signed up for your first car loan deal, your father might well have warned you against the terrible female parkers that you will come into contact with during the course of your driving career – and told you how to deal with them.
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Huge Increase in Speeding Fines on the Way
Created Feb 1 2012
If it wasn't for cheap car loans, many cash-strapped motorists would find it nearly impossible to keep their vehicles on the road.
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Older Cars are Cheaper to Repair
Created Jan 31 2012
When you sign up for a car finance deal on a new car, you can be sure it is going to be more reliable than the one you traded in.
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