At over 1700kg, the Octavia vRS iV estate is around 200kg heavier than ... The regenerative brakes are similarly compromised, with Skoda obviously still working out how to blend two different ...

When asked to recommend a car to someone – something extremely practical and relatively economical to run, but still fun to drive – the safe answer is always the Skoda Octavia vRS Estate.

The Skoda Octavia vRS isn't as focused as some other hot hatches like the Civic Type R (or the Golf GTI for that matter), but find yourself on a good, clear bit of road and it's still a car that will ...

Is the Skoda Octavia vRS a storied enough nameplate ... explains why even at £39,285 for this hatchback model (or £40,390 for the estate) the vRS can still call itself the value option in ...

It's sharper to look at and plusher inside than the third-generation 2013-2020 Skoda ... of Skoda Octavia has received mixed reliability feedback from real-world owner reviews in our latest ...

there is the vRS estate. Back in the day, the Octavia was a motorway patrol car for many police forces. Its combination of pace and space, plus the unknown quantity of a hot Skoda, made for a ...

Is the Skoda Octavia vRS a storied enough nameplate to have what you might call pedigree ... And that, really, explains why even at £39,285 for this hatchback model (or £40,390 for the estate) the vRS ...

In its 28 years it has made good money for Skoda. In 2020 the Octavia got most of its new ... for the SE Technology to 261bhp for the vRS hatch and estate. Prices range from £26,775 to £37,935 ...