A real review from a real person. Thank you

Great review and a pleasant change from some professional reviewers who go on about scratchy plastics in hard to reach places and compare every car to the German brands.

I have the 2.0 Superb Estate 2013 model. I’ve owned it for 4 years now and I’m responsible for 40,000 of the 82,000 miles it has on the clock. You’re review is excellent and reflects my ownership experience right down to the tire noise on the fat wheels! I can add that servicing is very cheap, nothing goes wrong with this car (touch wood) and the usual perishables are very well priced. The car feels tight and as good to be in as it did 4 years ago. I’d normally be itching for a change now but the everyday practicality means that I’ve decided to just keep it (and keep the monthly payments I’d normally be shelling out). Why not?

Great honest owner review this! I was mega shocked when you said you were getting a Skoda after the eclectic mix of cars you've had but I have to say this car is a lovely spec & well thought out! Mega thanks for the shout out, I hope we can get some ace footage! See you soon buddy, great video!

Skoda now are where Vauxhall were at one time with the MK3 Cavalier , cars that could take 100,000 miles + in their stride, love these cars and just ordered my second Superb!

I have 2017 L&K combi.. with extra optipns, including Sunroof. I bought it new and it now has 392,000km . Still tight and drives and looks like a new car. I am just about to order the new 2024 L&K combi will every extra option i can get. I will try to keep the one i have as a second car. Truly a Superb machine !

Lovely to see Ann getting in on the action 😀

A lovely review, decent and honest. Thank you so much!

Great informative video. Thanks for making it. I'm picking up a 2018 SE L Executive 2ltr petrol on Monday. Looking forward to driving it.

Enjoyed your review. Very much my experience with the car too.

Hi thanks for this review, I've just bought one of these and it's good to hear what you think of it as an owner rather than a pro reviewer.

Great review - rekaxed and informative - thank you from Australia.

just got mine two days ago and love it, hope to be as enthusiastic as you are after 16months!

Very good review, I run my Superb 2.0tsi on Hancook K115s, very quiet and great in the wet.

Had the same as you. Now got a SEL with extras. Both were auto and estate. Great machine, even managed 70.6 mpg a couple of times. Only complaint, not serious, is the steering turning circle is poor. Not as good as a Rover SD1 I had many years ago. However would highly recommend it as a quality comfortable excellent car. Thanks for your good genuine review.

Thanks for the comment on the Superb L&K. I have a Brown one '18' model, really the same as yours. Your review was VERY accurate and I agree with all you said. Only problem I found was trying to fill the AdBlu next the fuel cap. You need an extra tube or filler funnel to get access. Great machine otherwise. Cannot fault it. A dealer could not offer me a high enough trade in to change it. Thanks again for a real honest review. I really enjoyed it.

Thankyou for making this video. I bought a superb. & some of my friends suggested that No way comparison to Audi & Passat. But your information is pretty good for believing my choice.

Great video. I myself have owned to two skoda superbs and am in fact driving one of those now. Best cars i have ever owned and will never change to any other make.

Looking to buy one... and I think your video just convinced me I am on the right track. Thanks

Nice honest review, thank you 👍

I've got a 69 plate one. I previously had an S class lwb and the Superb is bigger in the back. Love my Skoda!.

A refreshing non-egotistical owner review. I am considering reverting back to an ICE car from my EV to a superb estate or Volvo V60. Your review has goven me an insight to the likely ownership experience. Thanks for your efforts in presenting this review.

I’m looking at the phev L&K version now 2022. Great car thanks for your video informative.

I have just acquired a Superb and love it , even more than my old Volvo. Comfortable, and so much room.

They are very sensible cars. So much so that they make a lot of other cars look there'd be no sense in buying them. A couple of minor points. Have you checked the onboard computer MPG readings against brim to brim calculations to see how accurate it is? Ditto the speedo against a plug-in sat-nav (or some other accurate speed calibration method)? As for electric cars vs diesels. For local journeys around your home, EV's are fantastic. For long trips, eg Scotland to London, recharging is a nightmare for time and cost.

I have a 2016 L&k diesel estate , I leave it permanently in eco mode . It never switches to another mode on startup ! Whether the newer models have changed this I don’t know. I am very happy with my car , and agree with everything you say !

I have one of these as a company car, I do about 40,000 miles a year, and I can honestly say it is a brilliant car. Fantastic all rounder - and lower BIK rates than anything else as well specced.

Thanks for sharing your owner's experience. Thinking of buying a very low mileage vehicle. I guess my only concern is overall size for very small Devon country lanes and, sometimes, pretty ropey surface conditions - potholes and gravel run off, etc.

Brilliant cars. I had a Skoda superb a few years ago as a daily runaround to keep the miles off my f80 m3 comp. Of all the cars I’ve had over the years I can genuinely say I’d 💯 buy another superb

Great review

I’ve had my Skoda Superb estate 2.0 tsi SEL for two years and it Is THE best car I have had in 50 years of driving. My next car? A superb estate PHEV.

I’ve just ordered a 150TSI DSG SEL estate, shoukd be with he in January

Great video was wondering what make is the dashcam thanks

Great review . I am looking for the very same car but with 190 Bhp engine but finding a L & K is not easy. I own a Octavia at the moment with 150 bhp which is perfectly matched.

my octavia has same set up but it remembers the driving mode

Hi Thank you for your review , here is my question : How do you set up clock screen saver permanently ? Settings -Screen-10 sec screen you tick this box and your screen goes into nice screen saver mode on screen (especially nice at night) however every time you turn the engine off it does NOT save the settings ! Does anyone have any solutions to it? Thank you

Best estate car bar none. Previously I had a 2010 170 diesel Superb estate (previous model) & kept that for 7 years & 170,000 miles & regularly got 65-70mpg on my 80mile round trip daily commute. When I retired I got 2016 280 2.0litre petrol L&K Superb estate which has 4 x 4 & DSG as standard. I bought this at 2.5 years old & 20k miles for less than half what it cost new. It now has 56k miles on it & apart from a water pump & thermostat it's been faultless. The 280 is a really quick car & a bit of a wolf in sheep's clothing with a 0-60 of less than 5 secs (I have had the ECU chipped so it now has 370bhp & 488Nm torque). I can live with the 26mpg around town & 36mpg on a run because these days I do under 8,000 miles a year. The 280 petrol engine (same as what's in the Golf R) also needs 99 octane fuel for best results. On my 2016 L&K model the last driving mode setting is retained in memory so that's something that changed on your 2019 model. I could not get on with the Eco coasting mode setting which provides no engine braking at all which made it difficult to judge when to lift off the throttle when approaching roundabouts & traffic lights. I run mine in sport mode most of the time unless the road surface is really bad when I change the damper settings to normal or comfort. I also have the lane assist turned off. As you said this is a really practical well made car which is just as happy cruising up & down motorways, transporting flat packs from Ikea or, with 5 people on board loaded up to the top with camping gear & roof boxes for trips to the south of France. Best car I have owned to date & I'm not sure what to replace it with when the time comes. For now I'm going to hold on to it until someone makes an EV estate car that can do everything this one can. The problem is when they do make one it will, like all EV's, be a silly price. Subbed & liked.

Do the cream seats pickup clothing colour and other marks ? What do you clean them with ? Thanks

Sold my Superb Estate 2015 Elegance 2 ltr TDI DSG 170bhps back in Nov 23. I bought that from new but had to sell it due to it being a Euro5. I had no trouble with it since day 1 hence would love to buy another Superb Diesel Estate, perhaps a SE L 2ltr TDI DSG 150bhps. I wonder if you are still driving your Superb? Any issue and recommendation? BTW, I have a Mogan 4/4 in BR Green.

Are you sure that it is 150BHP as it looks like you have an adblue tank which is usually fitted to the 190BHP engine

I have a 17 plate L&K. 96k miles, 36k of which are mine. Be wary of the front shock absorbers, that 'mist'. By Mist, I mean, actually leak. They are alarmingly expensive to replace due to them having the ride control damper system. I never use the ride control, as it is boaty and wobbly in comfort mode, and a bit stiff in sport mode, so annoying that a system I don't use has just nailed me£975 to replace two shocks!!!

I couldn't care less about 0-60 as long as a car is safe to overtake in when you need to. I would like to find a car with good mpg and proper fold flat seats and no loading lip like my Avensis Estate.. Is this it? I got 2 x assembled 6 foot IKEA bookcases into the back of the Avensis and, I didn't have my chin on the steering wheel and I'm 6' 1"

It is a real shame they cannot manage to have the rear seat fold flat by lifting the cushion and with the option of removing it if full length is needed. Most cars today have given up on flat load floors.