Fabia prices now up...

[bluefrog]

except it looks like Skoda is depending on Yeti to increase its sale, so it won't pay much attention to how Fabia performs. Sad....

I reckon the fabia is a sexy little beast, it should kick arse here eventually .. if what I've seen in Europe is anything to go by it definitely will. Guess it also depends on what models they decide to share with us - the supercharged/turbocharged 1.4L 180hp vRS looks pretty hot to me.

ŠKODA Fabia vRS - Are you mean or lovely?



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[VAG newbie]

Rather than constantly telling us that your broker knows nothing why don't you get on the phone to Skoda and ask them to email you the full T's & C's. The information on the front page of the Skoda Australia web site gives more than your broker apparently knows and yet you seem to think they are the only source of knowledge.
And by the rate the special rate is 2.8% not 6% so saying that you may end up paying 8% is just a red herring.

This section is for Fabia. The special rate for Fabia is 5.99%. 2.8% applies to Octavia only! Please don't mislead any other readers here.

Trust me, I read the fine prints many many times now. It says "full conditions are available ON APPLICATION". It already implies that hey won't tell you unless you are ready to apply for it. ie. after you signed the contract!

You read my thread in Octavia section, you know I have phoned several times. I've even walked to the dealership yesterday myself. Guess what the response was? "Our finance manager just got a day off! Please leave your name and number, and I'll get him to contact you as soon as he comes in tomorrow!" Yeah, right, what a coincidence. What if I was gonna sign up the contract and I have no finance manager so i can't apply for the finance on that day? That I have to come back another day just to apply for finance? Well, I waited, that's how I made two phone calls today trying to chase up without success.

I personally don't trust my broker 100%, as there is a conflict of interest and she would want me to go with her financier so she gets the commission. But I thought some people might appreciate the information when comparing rates.

I'll continue my discussion on the special 2.8% rate on the Octavia section, otherwise it will be off topic, as this thread is on Fabia pricing.