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Skoda VRS and fabia VRS seem to hold their value well.
I drove the Mk1 vrs at work, the Mk2 is a personal vehicle, I get 35 mpg most the time and its grippy and far more comfortable than the Mk1. The latest facelift is a bit nicer still.
They seem to be about 50% after 3 years there or there abouts and then after that hold their value well.
I'd suggest buying an ex demo.
I drove the Mk1 vrs at work, the Mk2 is a personal vehicle, I get 35 mpg most the time and its grippy and far more comfortable than the Mk1. The latest facelift is a bit nicer still.
They seem to be about 50% after 3 years there or there abouts and then after that hold their value well.
I'd suggest buying an ex demo.
Mr_annie_vxr said:
I'd suggest buying an ex demo.
As i did exactly a year ago. (Changing from a MK1)57 plate 2.0TFSi, 8k on the clock complete with reversing sensors, metallic paint, dual climate etc etc bla bla for £12700. Best new price at the time with the same options was a shade over 15K from an online supplier.
I spent the money i saved on important things, such as beer.

As for 35 mpg, does anyone know where i can get a foot translpant as mine seems to be a tad heavy..
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