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Skoda Octavia (2005)

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Skoda Octavia

The design of the Škoda Octavia, with its timeless elegance, shows that it is a member of the Škoda family and a descendant of the preceding Škoda Octavia model range. Its appearance is now more dynamic and creates a sensation of natural elegance and charm. The car has an air of reliability and attractiveness.

The dominant feature of the car's front section is the typical radiator grille with a chrome frame, vertical fins and the Škoda logo. Another typical feature of a Škoda's exterior is the horizontal lines on the bonnet running from the logo and the radiator grille.

  • The new exterior design items accentuate and refresh the car's overall appearance:
  • The V-shaped bonnet creates the image of a large car and symbolises its speed and dynamism.
  • The clear-optic headlights extend to the body sides making the car look wider.
  • The side indicators have been integrated into the door mirrors.
  • An original design which uniquely highlights a typical design feature of Škoda cars is the newly-conceived B pillar that tapers upward. Its taper is, however, even more pronounced and is further emphasised by rounded window corners. The shape of the B pillars stresses the impression of the solid monolithic design of the body. In addition the Combi has similarly designed C and D pillars.
  • The "C" shaped rear lights are a typical element of the car. When the lights are on, the overall red area, which is "C" shaped, frames the white central part incorporating the direction indicator and the reversing light. The rear lights of the Škoda Octavia Combi have a "C" shaped illuminated area also used for the direction indicators.
  • With its streamlined rear section and a much more inclined D pillar than the preceding generation, the car emphasises its sporty design. The high use value that is a feature of the Octavia Combi has, however, been fully preserved.

The interior of the Škoda Octavia excels with more than ample space in both the front and rear. The advanced design, combined with top-quality materials, produces a relaxed and cosy environment for the driver and passengers.

In addition to its reliability and supreme quality, the interior immediately catches the eye because of the care given to the design of details. Each section of the interior is carefully designed to cater to the needs and comfort of passengers. The instrument panel is elegantly designed and well arranged. Its surface is soft and touch-friendly because it uses sprayed leather material produced by PU technology (PU - Sprühhaut), the same material produced by slush technology is used for the instrument panel. This lining extends down to the central tunnel. Decorative trims on the instrument panel and doors enliven the interior environment. Individual equipment specifications have different trims. All control elements are within easy reach of the driver and are very well arranged.

The well-arranged instrument panel is dominated by two large circular indicators (speedometer and rev counter) with scales producing a 3D effect. All controls are perfectly located and straightforward to reach. The four-spoke steering wheel has been carefully ergonomically designed making it extremely pleasant to hold. The knob of the gear lever is also extremely pleasant to hold and its design emphasises the interior concept. This console blends smoothly into the tunnel that passes between the front seats to the rear ones where it ends in a storage box (or an optional ashtray); the Elegance has the Jumbo Box, an air-conditioned storage box with adjustable outlets for distributing air to the rear seats. The box lid can simultaneously be used as an adjustable armrest (available as standard with the Elegance). The front seats have sufficiently long bases and backrests with optimum rigidity providing the greatest comfort during long drives. The rear seats have been designed to provide enough room for three passengers in comfort. The Elegance has a foldable armrest between the rear seats (available as an option with the Ambiente). This foldable armrest between the rear seats is standard on the Škoda Octavia Combi from the Ambiente specification.

The luggage compartment is one of the main advantages of the Škoda Octavia model range. In the hatch it can swallow a huge 560 l of luggage and 580 l in the estate. High-quality upholstery materials have been used in the regularly shaped luggage compartment which has no protrusions, thus extending the useable area. It is deep and easy to get at because of the large tailgate. It can be made even larger by folding the rear seats (split rear seats 1/3 to 2/3 with the Ambiente and higher specifications of the Škoda Octavia range). The basic size of the luggage compartment can be increased up to 1,420 l (1,350 l in the Classic specification with the folding, non-split armrest) and up to 1,620 l in the estate version when the rear seats are folded. There are many useful details such as foldable hooks for shopping bags, fastening nets and a useful roller cover in the estate version that can be easily unlocked simply by pressing on it.

Upholstery

The stylish design of the upholstery reflects the level of the model's equipment. The complete range includes three interior colour concepts with a total of twelve versions of seat upholstery and door panels. The interior of the Škoda Octavia has decorative trims that differ for individual equipment specifications. As standard, the Ambiente and Elegance have fabric upholstery; the combined or leather options are available at an extra charge. The table below shows a summary of the available interior design specifications.

Standard equipment

The three basic equipment specifications have been preserved for the Škoda Octavia range: The Classic, the Ambiente and the Elegance. In addition to the wide range of equipment the individual equipment specifications can be distinguished by the type and design of the wheels, interior design elements and the upholstery and lining.

Standard equipment for all Škoda Octavia models starting from the basic Classic includes:

  • Four airbags (a front and side airbag each for the driver and the front passenger);
  • The ABS system, disc brakes on all wheels;
  • Central locking;
  • Three-point seat belt in the rear;
  • Height-adjustable driver's seat;
  • Tilt- and height-adjustable steering wheel;
  • Front passenger airbag deactivation (when a child seat is fitted on the front passenger seat);
  • Two Isofix child seat fixtures on the rear seats;
  • A warning on the instrument panel when the driver's seat belt is not fastened.

In addition to the Classic equipment the Ambiente also has:

  • Electrically adjustable and heated door mirrors;
  • Onboard computer on the instrument panel;
  • Tinted glass;
  • Door mirrors and handles in body colour;
  • Protection strips on the sides of the car;
  • Interior illumination in the front and rear (available on the Classic and higher specifications in the estate version), two reading lamps in the front.

The Elegance equipment specification includes:

  • Climatic automatic air conditioning - maintains the preset temperature of the distributed air;
  • Front and rear electric windows with a bounce-back feature and child safety latches;
  • Jumbo Box storage box between the front seats with an adjustable armrest, cooled inner space and outlets for distributing air to the rear seats at the back of the box;
  • Fog lamps;
  • Orion 15" alloy wheels;
  • Remote-control central locking with a folding key;
  • Door mirrors with built-in illumination making it easier to get into the car;
  • Armrest on the rear seats with the possibility of using the through-hole from the luggage compartment.

Optional equipment

The range of optional equipment available with the Škoda Octavia cars is incredibly wide. It includes items from higher equipment specifications and they can be ordered individually for a lower equipment specification car. The other group includes equipment that is only supplied as an option.

The range of radios available with the Škoda Octavia includes Melody, Stream and Audience models. All radios have been especially designed for the Škoda Octavia both in functions and design. Their specific shape blends perfectly with the car's interior and reduces the risk of theft because they can only be used in Škoda Octavia cars. Other safety elements include an electronic encoding system so that the radio can only be used in one particular car. The Stream radio can also have a six-CD changer installed in the luggage compartment. A six-CD changer fitted with the Audience radio is integrated directly in the sound system and, among other things, it can also play MP3 recordings. The top Audience model (available also with the Stream radio starting from the 2006 model year) comes with the powerful Sound System with twelve speakers, amplifier and digital equalizer adjusted exclusively for sound reproduction in the Škoda Octavia. Starting from the 2006 model year, the optional equipment includes the Nexus and the Cruise navigation systems with the TMC dynamic module and voice navigation. In addition, the Nexus device has a large colour display.

The optional equipment of the Škoda Octavia cars includes:

  • Climatronic two-zone air-conditioning which maintains the set temperature separately for the left and the right side of the interior;
  • ESP system;
  • TPM system (Tyre Pressure Monitoring) - used to monitor the pressure of the tyres by comparing the revolutions of individual wheels using ABS revolution sensors;
  • HHC (Hill Hold Control) assistant for starting on a hill - from 2006 model year;
  • Light Assistant which includes such functions as Coming Home (once activated, it keeps the dipped headlights on for a short time), Leaving Home (dipped headlights are activated for a short time using the central locking), Tunnel Light (automatic activation of the car's lights in the dark) and Day Light which monitors the functions of the car's external lighting;
  • Active headrests;
  • Curtain airbags;
  • Xenon headlights;
  • Multifunction steering wheel with radio and telephone control;
  • Rain sensor windscreen wipers;
  • Electrically adjustable electro-chromatic door mirrors with automatic darkening (in combination with the interior rear view mirror with automatic darkening);
  • Parking sensors in the front and rear (as appropriate) with an option of distance display on the Stream and Audience radio panels;
  • SunSafeGlass that reduces the permeability of heat radiation - this helps to keep the interior temperature comfortable and reduces overheating on sunny days and heat loss on cold days. At the same time the structure of the glass (known as "compound glass", similar to the glass used in the windscreen and the tailgate) makes it difficult to break it into pieces and get into the car quickly when trying to steal it.

Safety

The safety of passengers was one of the most crucial aspects in the development of the Škoda Octavia. The car has been designed paying great attention to the legislative requirements and the requirements of consumer tests carried out by independent testing organisations. The high safety level has been achieved, among other things, by using the latest design methods, progressive technological solutions and state-of-the-art knowledge of vehicle construction.

An essential element of any car is the carefully designed body with a rigid central passenger compartment and progressive front and rear crumple zones. The high body rigidity, which is an important safety element and helps to keep the best driving characteristics, has been achieved by using high-strength materials in its design.

All Škoda Octavia cars are fitted with large-capacity driver and front passenger airbags and side airbags for the front seats. Head airbags which, when deployed, create a "curtain" covering the door window from the A pillar to the rear C pillar prevent passengers' heads coming into contact with the side windows and reduce the risk of head injuries. As an option, the Škoda Octavia can have active headrests on the front seats; these provide extremely effective protection if the car is involved in a rear impact. The system has been adjusted to deploy in collisions at relatively low speeds, i.e. a crash during which the car is not extensively damaged but an injury may occur to the passenger's spine.

An abundance of details that significantly reduce the risk of injury in a crash have been included in the car to increase the safety of occupants:

  • A special engine mounting so that the engine is pushed into the space under the occupants in large deformations;
  • The pedal unit has been designed to prevent injury to the driver's leg and feet as it collapses during major collisions;
  • Interior areas that are extremely likely to come into contact with passengers' bodies during a collision, such as the instrument panel, the lower part of the instrument panel under the steering wheel and the "B" pillar are covered with soft and flexible materials;
  • Eyelets in the luggage compartment are used to fasten luggage with nets and prevent small items moving about;
  • If the airbags are deployed during a crash, an automatic sequence of strictly defined operations will be activated via the CAN-Bus on-board network; the fuel pump and fuel supply pipe will be immediately switched off, warning lights and the interior illumination will be automatically turned on and the central locking system will be unlocked (if locked).

Maximum attention has been given to theft protection. As standard, all Škoda Octavia come with an immobiliser using a "floating code" which is different each time it is transmitted. Škoda radios are protected against theft by an electronic code which only allows the radio to be used in one particular car. As an option, each Škoda Octavia can be equipped with an alarm system that monitors all the critical parts of the car including the interior which can be supplemented by a "slope sensor".

Engines

Škoda Octavia cars are available with six engines; four petrol and two diesel. Their displacements and outputs cover a wide range of needs and every customer can find one to suit them. All engines are transversely mounted in the front and drive the front wheels.

In addition to engines with standard fuel injection to the intake manifold (the 1.4 MPI/55kW and 1.6 MPI/75 kW), the Škoda Octavia can be fitted with the latest engines with direct injection where the fuel is injected directly into the combustion chamber (the 1.6 FSI/85 kW and 2.0 FSI/110 kW). All petrol engines comply with the most stringent EU 4 standard. They are fitted with one or two three-way catalytic converters with lambda probes. The 2.0 FSI/110 kW engine is even equipped with three catalytic converters (one main and two front-end converters) and three diagnostic and two control lambda probes.

Both the Škoda Octavia diesel engines are equipped with a direct fuel injection system using injector units (Pumpe-Düse System, pump-nozzle system). The diesel engines are fitted with an exhaust gas turbocharger and a turbine with variable blade geometry. Before entering the engine, pressurised air is distributed to an "intercooler". The TDI engines are an ideal combination of high performance and minimum fuel consumption. All diesel engines comply with EU 4.

The advanced concept of the Škoda Octavia's engines allowed WIV flexible service intervals up to 30,000 km or the maximum of two years to be applied.

As standard, all power units come with five or six-gear manual transmissions. Engines producing 75 kW and higher can be supplied with a six-gear automatic transmission as an option. This can include either the standard transmission with hydraulic torque converter for petrol engines or the inventive DSG transmission with two clutches for diesel engines. This new and unique transmission with two clutches combines the comfort of an automatic with the efficiency of a manual transmission.

Chassis

All chassis units in the Škoda Octavia have been newly designed. The chassis has been designed to give the optimum combination of maximum comfort and the best possible driving characteristics. This has been achieved by using steering with a new electromechanical booster in addition to new axles.

The front axle consists of the proven McPherson suspension with lower triangular links and transverse stabiliser. The new mounting of the axle results in higher transverse rigidity and improves the driving characteristics of the car when turning. The multi-element rear axle has been designed using one longitudinal and three transverse stabilisers. This sophisticated design significantly contributes to getting the best driving characteristics and, simultaneously, a high level of comfort. The design of both axles includes a torsion stabiliser that reduces the tendency of the car to bank in curves and contributes to securer driving.

The rear axle of the Škoda Octavia has been designed with a slight directional effect that helps the understeer, increasing the directional stability of the car. The steering effect has been produced by the sophisticated kinematic and elasto-kinematic design of the axle, and it also depends on the load of the car - the steering effect of the axle increases when the car is carrying a heavier load. This results in excellent direction stability irrespective of whether there is only the driver or the car is fully loaded with passengers and luggage.

The Škoda Octavia is fitted with rack-and-pinion steering with a hydraulic steering booster. The booster is programmed so that its effect decreases with increasing speed; therefore, it is always easy to turn the steering wheel when parking and safe contact with the road is maintained at high speed. The more direct gear ratios in the steering box provide not only a feeling of safety but also make driving the car more enjoyable. The advantages of the hydraulic steering booster include reduced fuel consumption because it is used only when needed.

The braking system of the Škoda Octavia excels with its quick response time and easy distribution of the braking effect. This is mainly due to the new Dual Rate vacuum brake booster with "progressive characteristics". All wheels have disc brakes.

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      • 2016 Mitsubishi Lancer GT
        2016

        Mitsubishi's stylish and renowned Lancer compact sports sedan enters 2016 with a number of key design and feature improvements to set it apart from the...

      • 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer
        2008

        The all-new 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer was engineered from bumper to bumper to provide a driven-to-thrill experience behind the wheel. Driving enthusiasts will...

      • 2004 Mitsubishi Lancer Ralliart
        2004

        The year 2000 saw the release of the eighth-generation Lancer Cedia, (meaning - CENTURY DIAMOND, released at the brink of the new millennium) though in...

      • 2013 Opel Astra Sedan
        2013

        Opel is expanding its successful Astra model family with a new sporty and stylish sedan. Featuring typical Astra strengths, including advanced technologies...

      • 2007 Opel Astra Sedan
        2007

        The Opel Astra Sedan boasts the Astra's progressive, proportionally balanced design and dynamic lines. With the latest upgrade of the Astra family of cars...

      • 2023 Toyota Corolla Sedan
        2023

        The wide-ranging enhancements to the 12th-generation Corolla Sedan exemplify Toyota's fervent approach to continuous improvement and customer satisfaction...

      • 2020 Toyota Corolla Sedan
        2020

        All 2020 Toyota Corolla Sedan models use LEDs, the type and style varying by model grade. The sporty grades feature smoked outer light lenses.

      • 2019 Toyota Corolla Sedan [EU]
        2019

        Furthermore, the unique signature of the front and rear LED light guides make the new Toyota Corolla Sedan instantly recognisable. Its overall length increased...

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      • 2017 Toyota Corolla [US]
        2017

        The first Toyota Corolla went into production in November 1966 and made its United States debut in 1968. By 1970, Corolla was already among the more popular...

      • 2017 Toyota Corolla [EU]
        2017

        Currently sold in approximately 150 countries and regions around the world and accounting for around 20% of Toyota's global sales, the Toyota Corolla...

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      • 2014 Toyota Corolla [EU]
        2014

        The Toyota Corolla is the world's best-selling car. To date, 40 million Corollas have been sold worldwide since the first generation was launched in 1966,...

      • 2014 Toyota Corolla
        2014

        The all-new 2014 Corolla includes dramatically amplified elements of style, design, quality and craftsmanship, while building upon the stellar Toyota...

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      • 2010 Toyota Corolla
        2010

        The Toyota Corolla, the 10th generation of the world's best-selling car, will benefit from a model range update throughout Europe from May 2010. Toyota...

      • 2011 Toyota Corolla
        2011

        Making its debut at the 2010 Los Angeles Auto show, the 2011 Toyota Corolla - the best selling subcompact in America - will feature new front and rear...

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      • 2007 Toyota Corolla
        2007

        The all-new Toyota Corolla is the 10th generation of the worldwide best-seller that has become a symbol of Toyota's core values of superior quality, style,...

      • 2009 Toyota Corolla Sedan
        2009

        "Nearly 40 years after the Corolla was introduced to American drivers, the 2009 Corolla will continue to offer the quality and value for which the...

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      • 2005 Toyota Corolla Sedan
        2005

        The Corolla was Toyota's first car designed for a world market and its success in that role has been phenomenal with global sales of more than 28 million...

      • 2021 Renault Megane Sedan
        2021

        Renault Megane Sedan integrates 100% Pure Vision LED technology, which is more efficient on the road, as well as the emblematic Renault C-Shape light signature...

      • 2017 Renault Megane Sedan
        2017

        The Megane family is expanding with the introduction of a four-door version - the new Renault Megane Sedan. This model completes Renault's offering in the...

      • 2003 Renault Megane II Saloon
        2003

        Megane was voted European Car Of The Year in 2003, and achieved a 5-star safety rating in the EuroNCAP crash tests, the first car in its class to do so.

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