Being A Slavia Owner For 1.5 Years

Being a slavia owner for 1.5 years, I would say that if you are looking for a awesome looking sadan it's the right choice, performance is also good, being one of the safest car it always beings peace to my mind but like any other german car maintenance is bit expensive.

Overall it's a good budget car,very good driving experience with good specifications.you won't feel tired even if you drive for longer hours. design looks very stylish,will attract every one.over all it's a good car.

Overall it's a good budget car,very good driving experience with good specifications.you won't feel tired even if you drive for longer hours. design looks very stylish,will attract every one.over all it's a good car.

I like those safety features and performance overall good well refined engine and interior looks luxurious better felling comfortable but the only problem is Maintenance is little bit costly but its not a problem at all

The Skoda Slavia has impressed me with its spacious interiors and sleek design. The 1.5 TSI engine delivers outstanding performance and power, making both city and highway drives smooth. I love the infotainment system, which is user friendly and loaded with features. The safety is unmatched adding a lot of peace of mind. The ride is bit firm over the rough roads, but the overall handling and stability is great. It is a great sedan with premium touch offering a comfortable yet sporty drive.

My first car is skoda slavia & driving experience is amazing for me.mileage is 15-16 in 1.0 TSI but it's good. AC problem is hurting me more.Also boot space is enough.

Best car under 16 lakhs If you want comfort and styling along with the proper safety and features, just go for it without any hesitation.. It is better than Hyundai verna

We recently got home the Skoda Slavia. Honestly it is a fabulous car. The built quality is great, the interiors are amazing, the engine is powerful and responsive, gearbox is smooth. The driving experience is excellent. The low ground clearance can be a hurdle something when going over big speedbrakers and potholes.