New ŠKODA Fabia goes on sale in January.

August 25, 2014
New ŠKODA Fabia goes on sale in January. The New Skoda Fabia
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ŠKODA Ireland has announced that the new ŠKODA Fabia model will go on sale in early January in ŠKODA showrooms nationwide.


The model, the third-generation of the Fabia, will make its public debut at the Paris Motor Show in October. Despite having tighter proportions than before, the updated clever packaging boasts a wider and longer interior providing for greater passenger comfort and a larger luggage capacity.

ŠKODA’s Head Designer Jozef Kabaň says: "Demands on a car brand and its design develop over time. In recent years, ŠKODA has made a name for itself by producing cars with great functionality and above-average interior space. We sense that now is the right time to create a stronger connection between the functionality of our cars and an expressive and emotional design. You could say, that we are taking steps back to our roots.

"During the development of the third-generation Fabia, we focused on creating a sportier vehicle and made the design altogether crisper. The result is a young, fresh and modern compact car that sets new standards in its segment.  The new ŠKODA Fabia is flatter and wider than before, giving it a fuller stance on the road. It also has sharp edges, clear lines and features crystalline design elements. This has allowed us to achieve greater contrast and a very distinctive interplay of light and shadows. All that gives the vehicle a unique and self-assured character," he added.

Prices are yet to be announced but are expected to be between €14,500 (Range Topping Citigo) and €16,495 (Entry Rapid model).
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