Year | Price From | Price To |
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2025 | $32,390 | $39,690 |
2024 | $28,930 | $42,680 |
2023 | $33,770 | $41,580 |
2022 | $33,330 | $39,710 |
2021 | $12,980 | $26,290 |
2020 | $12,100 | $25,960 |
2019 | $10,890 | $24,200 |
2018 | $10,010 | $20,240 |
2017 | $8,910 | $19,140 |
2016 | $7,590 | $17,490 |
2015 | $6,710 | $17,930 |
2014 | $4,840 | $15,840 |
2013 | $4,290 | $10,670 |
2012 | $4,290 | $9,460 |
2011 | $4,070 | $7,370 |
Skoda Fabia FAQs
Check out real-world situations relating to the Skoda Fabia here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.
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Which hatchback should I buy?
The best times to buy are usually the end of the financial year, or at model run-out times, that's when the specials are on. The CVT and dual-clutch autos are both still unknowns in terms of long-term reliability, but either should be ok over the five years you plan to keep the car. Any of the cars you list, and the list is a long one, would be ok. It really comes down to what you like.
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Gearbox problems with a 2017 Skoda Fabia
It’s still under Skoda’s new car warranty, so they are responsible for fixing it. You should continue to attempt to deal with the company to get it fixed. If you feel that Skoda is not taking the appropriate action than take them to the ACCC and try and get something happening that way.
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Fun and reliable first cars
Both are fun cars to drive, they’re relatively new, so should be reliable. I would prefer the Swift; I reckon you’ll get a better run out of it.
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