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Skoda Fabia (2011)

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Skoda Fabia

With the Škoda Fabia series, Škoda Auto has established a strong foundation for its five-car portfolio. The supermini's family roots are evident throughout. From the bold, elegant lines of its exterior styling down to its smallest component, the Fabia exemplifies Škoda's attention to detail through simple, clever solutions and innovation. And now, in spring 2010, the Škoda Fabia has been completely revised with a new face and an even greater emphasis on energy efficiency and comfort. The breadth of its technical innovations goes far beyond a mere facelift.

The Škoda Fabia Combi and Škoda Roomster also receive the bold new look inside and out as well as numerous technical changes under the skin. But while the looks might have changed, the characteristics of this multi-talented pair have not have not. With luggage capacity of 505 litres with its rear seats in place and 1485 litres with them flat, the Škoda Fabia Combi continues to provide the sort of boot space that exceeds what is normally offered in this class. Meanwhile the Škoda Roomster, with its extremely versatile VarioFlex rear seat system, continues to fulfil the requirements of families and active people alike. Its boot volume can be extended from a minimum of 480 litres to 1810 litres, making the Škoda Roomster a load-carrying champion.

The new Škoda Fabia RS also celebrates its premiere at the 2010 Geneva Motorshow and, for the first time, the sportiest Škoda Fabia is available as an estate. Its combination of a high performance 132 kW (180 bhp) engine and low fuel consumption of just 6.4 itres/100 km mark it out as a class leader.

With these variants of the Škoda Fabia series, Škoda Auto offers a model range in the small-car segment to meet almost every customer need.

The completely redesigned front end incorporates strong horizontal forms, which visually lower the Škoda Fabia despite its unchanged height. The Fabia now looks much more dynamic but does so without compromising any of its comfort. "With this redevelopment no component escaped our notice," outlines Development Executive Eckhard Scholz of the comprehensive redesign. The reason behind the redesign lies in the range of new, state-of-the-art and often turbo-charged engines, which debut in the Škoda Fabia, including a twin-charged unit. The comprehensive changes in the engine programme made it necessary to redevelop the Škoda Fabia's front end and so the opportunity to reprofile its face was taken. The bumper and its mountings, the headlamp shapes, the bonnet and the front floor area - nothing is shared from the previous Škoda Fabia.

The new grille and the three-dimensionally shaped headlamps define the new look of the Škoda Fabia, their horizontal lines emphasising the front end's width. "The proportions appear a lot more relaxed," states Škoda's Chief Designer, Jozef Kabaň. Its new face is more confident and dynamic yet also more elegant and mature: it now appeals on an emotional level.

Despite its redesign, the Škoda Fabia's existing virtues haven't been forgotten. The visor-like window surface which wraps around the passenger compartment has always been a key feature of the Škoda Fabia, and remains so. The option for a complementary roof paint have been kept.

Thanks to the new headlamps which stretch back into the front wings, its side profile appears lengthened, while the Škoda Fabia's elegant rear lights feature Škoda's trademark C-shaped graphic. All of these features ensure that the new Fabia continues to exemplify the brand.

New wheel trims and aluminium wheel designs, together with the new colour options of Rally Green, Aqua Blue and Pacific Blue, finish off the renewal of the smallest Škoda. The hatchback versions of the Škoda Fabia are now also available with roof rails for the first time. Lightweight construction and attention to detail keep their weight down to just two kilograms.

Inside, the passenger compartment is enhanced by new materials and visual refinements. The chrome air vent inserts, gear lever frame and handbrake button convey the Škoda Fabia's high quality. The new three- and four-spoke are now optionally leather-covered and with multi-function control of the audio and telephone systems. Attractive, breathable seat covers and upgraded Climatronic air conditioning controls give the new Škoda Fabia the feel of a car from a much higher class.

The driver's information display has also been redesigned, the central screen now featuring a gear-change indicator, which makes a significant contribution to higher fuel economy. On versions with DSG gearbox the selected gear is displayed, while the constant display of the outside temperature in the central screen is a significant safety feature. The function of the Tempomat and speed-limit warnings show the permitted top speed in countries with motorway speed limits and on vehicles with speed-restrictions due to winter tyres.

The previous monochrome, arrow-based graphics of the Škoda Fabia's navigation system have now been replaced by the sophisticated Amundsen system from larger Škodas. It features a five-inch touchscreen, SD card reader and a connection point for external memory devices. An additional Mobile Device Interface (MDI) for use with the iPod, Aux-In, USB and Mini-USB units is also available and located in the lower glovebox. This replaces the previous CD changer.

The GSM phone preparation is also new. The system is able to maintain two different Bluetooth connections at the same time via audio streaming. This means you can phone via the hands-free device while listening to music from an additional external source. Both connections can be operated via the buttons on the optional multi-function leather steering wheel. Voice control is also activated via a button on the multi-function leather steering wheel or on the phone holster of the GSM II Comfort system.

The new Škoda Fabia's enhanced engine range is at the heart of all the innovations. A total of seven petrol and three diesel engines are available. Power outputs range from 44 kW (60 bhp) to 132 kW (180 bhp) for the petrol engines, while the diesel units deliver between 55 kW (75 bhp) and 77 kW (105 bhp). All the engines meet EU5 exhaust emissions regulations, offer excellent fuel efficiency and, therefore, extremely low CO2 emissions. All cars with manual gearboxes include a gear selection indicator to encourage fuel-efficient driving. An arrow on the dashboard insert screen suggests when to change gears in order to keep the engine in its most efficient rev range.

As elsewhere in the Škoda family, the engine range is determined by the art of downsizing. Drastically reduced engine capacities are supplemented by turbo-charging or double-charging and high precision direct fuel injection in order to achieve the optimal combination of performance as well as fuel efficiency. Turbo-charging significantly increases torque levels, particularly on petrol engines, while the pulling power is available from much lower revs than with conventional, naturally-aspirated engines. The top power unit of the Škoda Fabia series is the four-cylinder petrol engine in the Škoda Fabia RS. Despite its capacity of just 1.4-litres, double-charging via a turbocharger with wastegate and a mechanical, shiftable supercharger ensures that the power output is 132 kW (180 bhp) while peak torque is a similarly impressive 250 Nm from 2,000 rpm right through to 4,500rpm. Despite the muscular performance, combined consumption is just 6.4 l/100km while CO2 emissions are just 148 g/km.

But the performance wasn't the only development target. The environmental compatibility, smooth running and hence noise levels of the engines set new standards in the Škoda Fabia. When connected to the optimised seven-speed direct shift DSG - the new 1.2 TSI engine with 77 kW (105 bhp) offers outstandingly low running costs. Fuel consumption of just 5.3 litres petrol per 100 km (53.3 mpg) and CO2 emissions of only 124 g/km are exceptional for its performance level. The 1.2 TSI is offered in two performance levels - 63 kW (86 bhp) and 77 kW (105 bhp). Both are combined with a smooth manual five-speed gearbox as standard.

As well as engine improvements, the reduction of friction and the adoption of lightweight construction also increase efficiency. For the 1.2 litre three cylinder engines a new, weight-reduced crankshaft has been developed, which is 1.7 kg lighter than its predecessor. Resources are also saved in production: the casting is a whole kilogram lighter than before and there are fewer production residues.

The diesel engines offer a performance spectrum from 55 kW (75 bhp) to 77 kW (105 bhp), with capacities of 1.2- and 1.6-litres. All are equipped with a diesel particulate filter and high pressure injection via a common-rail system. With an injection pressure of up to 1,600 bar is achieved, and fast-response Piezo injectors which allow up to five injections per cycle, engine refinement is noticeably improved and there is a drastic reduction of both fuel consumption and exhaust emissions. An additional cleaning of the exhaust gases is achieved by an oxidation catalyst and the exhaust gas recirculation in all diesel engine versions of the Škoda Fabia series.

A further development area was the reduction of the noise level of the two 1.2 HTP three-cylinder petrol engines. Instead of the normal sleeve-type camshaft chain, a toothed chain was chosen, whose three-part chain elements roll more smoothly and quietly on the gear wheels. This creates significantly reduced running noises, especially during the overrun operation of the three cylinder engines, mainly at higher revs, which were previously perceived as unpleasant. Sound levels through the most commonly used rev range, between 1,600 and 3,400 rpm are also clearly reduced.

The engines range of the new Škoda Fabia:

  • 1.2 HTP/44 kW (60 bhp) - EU 5 (not for the Roomster)
  • 1.2 12V HTP/51 kW (70 bhp) - EU 5/EU2
  • 1.4 16V/63 kW (86 bhp) - EU 5
  • 1.2 TSI/63 kW (86 bhp) - EU 5
  • 1.2 TSI/77 kW (105 bhp) - EU 5
  • 1.6 16V/77 kW (105 bhp) - EU 4/EU 2
  • 1.6 16V/77 kW (105 bhp)(A) - EU 4/EU 2
  • 1.4 TSI/132 kW (180 bhp) - EU 5 for RS
  • 1.2 TDI CR DPF/55 kW (75 bhp) - EU 5/EU 4
  • 1.6 TDI CR DPF/66 kW (90 bhp) - EU 5
  • 1.6 TDI CR DPF/77 kW (105 bhp) - EU 5

A series of safety systems ensure the security all the Škoda Fabia's passengers and also of other road users. Four airbags protect the occupants in every Škoda Fabia, while a further two are as options available. ABS with brake assistant is also a standard fitment and, in many markets, ESP, which now includes tyre pressure warning or hill assistant, is also fitted.

The new headlamp system has been designed to offer dazzle-free and wide illumination whether reflector or projector units are fitted. An energy-efficient daytime running light system is integrated into the new double-chamber fog lamps, roughly halving their energy consumption. This technology also allows a better illumination of the road in fog.

In emergency braking situations - 7 m/s2 at more than 60 km/h - the brake lights or hazard warning lights flash at a frequency of 3 Hz to warn the following traffic. If, after the emergency braking, the speed is under 10 km/h and the deceleration is under 2.5 m/s2, the hazard warning lights come on with their normal cycle (1.25 Hz) to alert the following drivers.

To increase security, the Škoda Fabia's the windows can be controlled via the key's remote control. This can be used to close the windows when leaving the car or open the window from a distance to cool the interior if it is parked in direct sunlight.

In any case, the anti-theft system in the new Fabia has become even more resilient. A new generation immobiliser protects the new Škoda Fabia more effectively against theft.

Mechanically, a bigger brake servo makes the new Škoda Fabia more responsive during braking thanks to the bigger cylinder. This allows a faster and, above all, more sensitive retardation.

Together with the finely-tuned running gear, independent four-wheel suspension - by McPherson struts and triangular wishbones and a rear torsion beam - as well as the excellent crash safety of the body, the Škoda Fabia offers a more comprehensive protection and comfort than ever before.

Standard equipment - Classic:

  • Driver and passenger airbag,
  • Front side airbags,
  • ABS incl. engine torque control + dual rate,
  • Four-spoke steering wheel (height-and reach-adjustable),
  • Power steering,
  • Daytime running lights,
  • Bottle holders in the storage boxes of the front and rear door trim,
  • Outside temperature display.

Standard equipment - Ambiente (in addition to Classic):

  • Dashboard with multi-function display (on-board computer),
  • Split folding rear seats (on average 60/40),
  • Central locking,
  • Radio preparation with 4 speakers,
  • Overhead package I (3 folding roof handles, at rear with coat hook, 2 reading lights at front for driver and passenger, vanity mirror in sun visor on driver and passenger side),
  • Electric front window lifters,
  • Door mirrors and door handles in body colour,
  • Chrome package (gear lever knob, gear lever surround, air supply adjuster, handbrake locking button).

Standard equipment - Active (in addition to Ambiente):

  • Head airbags (for EU, 15 countries),
  • Seat belt fastening signal for driver and passenger (for EU, 15 countries),
  • Front fog lamps and deactivatable day lights,
  • Small leather package (3 spoke steering wheel, gear lever knob, handbrake handle),
  • Projector halogen headlamps,
  • Glasses case,
  • Height adjustable driver seat,
  • Tinted windows,
  • Side protection strips, black.

Standard equipment - Elegance (in addition to Ambiance):

  • Front fog lamps and deactivatable day time running lights,
  • Projector halogen headlamps,
  • Glasses case,
  • Front arm rests,
  • Textile floor mats,
  • Central locking with remote control (folding remote keys),
  • Climatic air conditioning with automatic regulation,
  • Height adjustable driver and front passenger seats,
  • Overhead package II (overhead package I and rear reading light),
  • Electrically adjustable and heated door mirrors,
  • Tinted windows,
  • Alloy wheels, Atik 6J×14",
  • Side protection strips, black.

Special equipment:

  • Head airbags,
  • Passenger airbag - deactivatable,
  • ABS Plus including torque control, dual rate and tyre pressure warning,
  • ESP including ABS, engine torque control, TCS, EDL, hydraulic brake assistant,
  • ESP Plus including ABS, torque control, TCS, EDL, hydraulic brake assistant, hill start assist and tyre pressure warning,
  • Cruise control,
  • Projector halogen headlamps with swivel module,
  • Front fog lamps with cornering function,
  • Maxi DOT display,
  • Multi-function steering wheels for radio and phone operation,
  • Roof rails for Hatchback and Estate,
  • Climatic air conditioning with automatic regulation,
  • Climatronic air conditioning with electronic regulation and combined filter,
  • Radios 'Blues' and 'Swing',
  • 'Amundsen' navigation system,
  • MDI (mobile device interface) (only for 'Swing' or 'Amundsen'),
  • Parking assistance (rear parking sensors),
  • Hands-free devices GSM II Compact and Comfort,
  • Alarm with interior protection, horn, towing protection,
  • 15" alloy wheels Antares, Avior and Line,
  • 16" alloy wheels Atria, Comet and Elba,
  • 17" alloy wheels Trinity with sports running gear,
  • Side protection strips, black,
  • Rear mud flaps,
  • White/silver roof (hatchback only ),
  • Bumpy road package (Fabia and Fabia Combi),
  • Tinted windows,
  • Sun set,
  • Electric glass sun roof (Fabia and Fabia Combi), Panoramic sunroof (Roomster),
  • Sports package (sports seats + three-spoke leather steering wheel),
  • Leather package (seats + steering wheel + gear lever knob + handbrake handle),
  • Heated front seats,
  • Smoker package (lighter and ashtray),
  • Front arm rest,
  • Partition net (Fabia Combi and Roomster),
  • Net programme (3 nets) (only for Fabia Combi and Roomster),
  • Bag hook in the boot,
  • Function package (folding storage boxes under the front seats, storage boxes in rear door trim, folding hooks on sides in the boot, open storage boxes behind rear wheel arches, flexible storage box on right side of boot, glasses case, overhead package II, for Estate version also with 12V socket in boot).
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        The Opel Corsa OPC is a statement of pure driving fun. Since its launch in 2007, 13,000 units have already been sold. Eye-catching styling is backed by...

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      • 2007 Opel Corsa
        2007

        After its spectacular world premiere in London, the fourth generation of the popular Opel Corsa now takes to the road. With the newcomer, Opel remains true...

      • 2007 Opel Corsa 5-door
        2007

        In the family-friendly Opel Corsa 5-door, the long roof line and generous window surfaces indicate additional headroom and visibility for the rear passengers.

      • 2008 Opel Corsa OPC
        2008

        Opel is shifting into top gear with the new Opel Corsa OPC. Following the sensational market launch of the Opel bestseller's fourth generation, the OPC...

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      • 2022 Volkswagen Polo
        2022

        Volkswagen Polo is a confident compact car, with expressive design that oozes a unique charisma from whichever angle you look at it. From the side...

      • 2022 Volkswagen Polo GTI
        2022

        Volkswagen Polo GTI is also front-wheel drive. The turbo-charged, direct petrol injector changes gear via a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission (DSG)...

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      • 2018 Volkswagen Polo
        2018

        The sixth generation Volkswagen Polo has grown, making it larger than its predecessor in all of its dimensions. This has resulted in much more...

      • 2018 Volkswagen Polo GTI
        2018

        An exclusive feature in the Volkswagen Polo GTI is the optional LED headlights with red winglets; stylistically these are extensions of the red stripe...

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      • 2014 Volkswagen Polo
        2014

        The Volkswagen Polo is one of the world's best-selling supermini cars with nearly 14 million units produced. Supermini car? At least that is the official...

      • 2014 Volkswagen CrossPolo
        2014

        The EU-6 engines, the infotainment and assistance systems of the VW CrossPolo have taken enormous strides forward. The entire engine range was reconfigured.

      • 2015 Volkswagen Polo GTI
        2015

        The new Volkswagen Polo GTI is clearly recognisable as the sporty flagship of the series, both in the 2-door and the 4-door version. Newly designed bumpers...

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      • 2010 Volkswagen Polo
        2010

        Visually speaking, the Volkswagen Polo was developed 1:1 from the principles of the new Volkswagen "Design DNA". The Scirocco, the first model...

      • 2010 Volkswagen Polo 3-Door
        2010

        Volkswagen is presenting the youngest offspring of the Volkswagen Polo family at the 2009 International Motor Show in Frankfurt (IAA, September 17 to...

      • 2011 Volkswagen CrossPolo
        2011

        The next generation of the Volkswagen CrossPolo is ready for new adventures. The clever compact in rugged all-terrain look is celebrating its world...

      • 2011 Volkswagen Polo GTI
        2011

        The Volkswagen Polo GTI is back. A powerful 132 kW / 180 PS comeback! This GTI lives up to its legendary name: Superior handling properties unified with...

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      • 2006 Volkswagen Polo
        2006

        The redesigned front end with its V-shaped radiator grille, in particular, lends the Volkswagen Polo a significantly more striking look.

      • 2006 Volkswagen CrossPolo
        2006

        VW CrossPolo was designed in the style of a small SUV, the distinctive four-door with a large hatchback presents itself as a practical and lifestyle-oriented...

      • 2006 Volkswagen Polo GTI
        2006

        The new Polo GTI is about to be launched. Delivering 110kW/150hp, it is the most powerful Polo since the series was introduced over 30 years ago. The...

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      • 2005 Volkswagen Polo Fun
        2005

        VW Polo Fun (Polo Dune in the UK) was a mini SUV version with offroad styling, but despite its appearance the car was never available with four wheel drive.

      • 1999 Volkswagen Polo
        1999

        The Volkswagen Polo was launched as 3-door and 5-door hatchback versions, and was aimed at addressing many of the previous model's shortcomings, principally...

      • 1999 Volkswagen Polo GTI
        1999

        Volkswagen Polo GTI introduced in 1995 catered for the hot hatch market. With a limited production run of 3000 units, the 6N GTI was available only in continental Europe.

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      • 1994 Volkswagen Polo
        1994

        The Mk III Polo 6N appeared in 1994, and was a completely new model/chassis. The 6K Polo derivatives Derby (Polo Classic)/ Caddy /Polo Wagon were based on...

      • 1982 Volkswagen Polo
        1982

        A revised model (Mk II) was introduced in October 1981, with the major change being the introduction of an additional body style with a steep (almost...

      • 1975 Volkswagen Polo
        1975

        The small car presented in March 1975 was based on the Audi 50. In slightly modified form it went into series production in Wolfsburg as the Volkswagen Polo...

      • 2024 Renault Clio
        2024

        Renault Clio's front face has been completely redesigned: its sculpted, tauter and groovier contour adds a modern vibe and verve. The enlarged chequered grille adds...

      • 2020 Renault Clio
        2020

        Particular attention was paid to the quality of the All-New Renault Clio's entirely redesigned dashboard. It is divided into three parts: a top panel with...

      • 2017 Renault Clio
        2017

        New Renault Clio stands apart from the competition thanks to its full-LED front lighting signature (depending on version) in-line with that of Renault's...

      • 2017 Renault Clio RS
        2017

        The new Renault Clio RS 200 EDC, Clio RS Trophy and Clio GT-Line incorporate the advances offered by the new Clio and further enhance that package by...

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      • 2013 Renault Clio
        2013

        Taking all its different generations into account, Renault Clio stands out as one of Renault's best-selling cars, as well as a market benchmark that has...

      • 2013 Renault Clio RS 200
        2013

        New Renault Clio RS 200 EDC takes the appeal of performance motoring to a new level thanks to the introduction of EDC dual clutch transmission and the new...

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      • 2009 Renault Clio
        2009

        The 2009 Geneva Motor Show sees Renault take the wraps off the latest hatchback and estate versions of the best-selling Renault Clio. New Renault Clio's...

      • 2010 Renault Clio RS
        2010

        Since 2000, the successive variants of Renault Clio RS have led to it becoming the best-selling performance hatchback of its class, with worldwide sales...

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      • 2009 Renault Clio Campus
        2009

        Renault Clio Campus continues its European career with this month's launch of the very latest version of the model. Since 2005, it has sat alongside new...

      • 2005 Renault Clio III 3door
        2005

        An all-new third generation Clio was unveiled in 2005. It uses a platform co-developed with Nissan (which Renault has a share in) that is shared with the...

      • 2005 Renault Clio III 5door
        2005

        The new Clio achieved a 5-star EuroNCAP safety rating, joining the rest of Renault's family of top-rated consumer motors - with the exception of the Kangoo...

      • 2006 Renault Clio Sport
        2006

        The challenge faced by Renault Sport Technologies' engineers when first penning New Renault Clio Sport was to respect the original personality of Clio III...

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      • 2004 Renault Clio 1.5 dCi
        2004

        The second generation of the Clio was launched in Spring 1998 and sold for less than €8,000, with considerably more rounded and bulbous styling than...

      • 2004 Renault Clio Renault Sport 2.0 16V
        2004

        On this second facelift, the Clio Renault Sport's power was improved to 179 PS (132 kW). For the first time there were two options in chassis stiffness for...

      • 2003 Renault Clio V6 Renault Sport
        2003

        Renault also produced the Clio V6, which looks like its on steroids compared to the 182, the V6 has a 255bhp 24v 3.0 liter enginer with a 0-100 km/h of 5.8s...

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      • 1998 Renault Clio
        1998

        The all-new second generation of the Clio was launched in the spring of 1998, with considerably more rounded and bulbous styling than its predecessor.

      • 1991 Renault Clio S
        1991

        The Clio largely replaced the Renault 5 (which continued to be built until 1996 as a budget alternative). The engine range available at launch included...

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