Skoda Superb Saloon (2002 - 2008) practicality
With a four-star Euro NCAP rating, Superb faired the same as Volkswagen Passat in crash tests, which is good - though not outstanding - for its class. Superb is fitted with a decent amount of safety kit as standard: all models get dual front, curtain and side air bags, traction control, alarm, immobiliser and remote central locking.
In and around town, Superb is a little cumbersome and not particularly suited to darting through city traffic on a daily basis. Nonetheless, it’s easy to climb in and out of and the roomy cabin makes lengthy journeys bearable. The boot is large - with a capacity of 462 litres - usefully shaped and very accessible. Unfortunately, the back seats are fixed in place - you can't split or fold them down - which is a shame and prohibits Superb owners from lugging larger, or more awkwardly shaped, loads.
Basic equipment
The basic equipment list includes equipment that is standard across all versions of the Skoda Superb (02-08).
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Equipment by trim level
To view equipment options for a specific trim level, please select from the following list:
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Classic equipment
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Comfort equipment
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Edition 100 equipment
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Elegance equipment
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Laurin + Klement equipment
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