Škoda Fabia

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The Fabia is a versatile urban model designed and manufactured by Czech car manufacturer Škoda Auto, whose first generation starts in 1999 and ends in 2007. It was replaced by a second generation, which was replaced by a third generation in 2014 and a fourth generation in 2021.

Škoda Fabia I (1999 - 2007)

The first Škoda Fabia was presented at the Frankfurt Motor Show and was launched in the Czech Republic in January 2000 in Belgium and France.

It holds the technical base A04, also used by Volkswagen Polo IV, Seat Ibiza III and Seat Cordoba II.

At its exit, it is first available in 5-door sedan and from November 2000 in Combi (break). It is not until the beginning of 2001 that this version is marketed in France.

The Fabia Sedan (4 doors) is presented at the Geneva Motor Show 2001. This model takes over the rear lights of the break and the doors of the 5 doors. It was marketed in France in September 2001.

The diesel supply includes the 1.9 SDI engine developing 64 hp. It was replaced in 2003 by the 1.4 TDI 3-cylinder 75 hp.

The range also includes the 1.9 TDI 101 hp (then 105 hp), then from 2003 the 1.9 TDI 130 hp, available only in RS finish. It has a 6-speed transmission.

In essence the range includes the 1.4 8 valves that develop 68 hp, of Skoda origin, which will then be replaced by the 1.2 of 55 and 65 hp, of Volkswagen origin. Above, the 1.4 16v engine ( Volkswagen origin) is declined in 75 and 100 hp. There is also a 2.0 8v of 116 ch.

Production of the 5-door version stopped in early 2007. The 4 doors and the break are made until the end of the same year. The 5-door sedan accounted for the majority of production, with Combi contributing 37% of the total and Sedan contributing only 7%.

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Rewards
Upon its release the Fabia is awarded with various publications. She receives the following awards:
Car of the year 2000 in the United Kingdom, Austria, Poland, Croatia and Slovakia.
Car of the year 2001 in Denmark.
Winner of the Czech National AUTO Study 1.
Gold flyer from the German weekly "Bild am Sonntag".
Car of the Year for British magazine "Auto Express".

Škoda Fabia II (2007 - 2014)

The Škoda Fabia II is a Škoda car belonging to the multipurpose city class.

In 2007 it came out to replace the Škoda Fabia I logically. She then took advantage of a restyling in .

On the , the Škoda Fabia Greenline beats a record consumption. The car travels from Reutte in Austria to Bov in Denmark. The driver uses the German A7 motorway especially and only consumed 2.21 l/.

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