New 2020 Skoda Superb deals

2020 Skoda Superb deals

Full length Skoda Superb video review with market value analysis

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Skoda Superb

Expect to pay from around £21,000 if you want your Superb in saloon form - or around £22,000 if you want to order the car as an Estate.

Diesel power requires a premium of around £1,500 over the Petrol alernative. As for trim, well even the base Superb S models get a decent run at the equipment list.

Here you'll find alloy wheels, air conditioning, LED rear lights, DAB digital radio and a touchscreen infotainment system. A 'Multi-Collision brake' set-up triggers automatic brake intervention upon detection of a collision.

The SE models start from around £23,500 and add 17-inch Helios alloy wheels, dual-zone air conditioning, front and rear parking sensors and cornering front fog lights.

The SE'S impressive specification also includes Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and SmartLink - a system that allows smartphone owners to show their phone'S display on the car'S infotainment screen.

Sportline and SportLine Plus variants add a stiffer chassis, alcanatara sorts seats and an XDS differential lock for sharper handling.

And if you step further up to the SE L Executive models, you'll find that they feature even more premium equipment, including Bi-Xenon headlights with AFS and LED daytime running lights, leather upholstery with heated seats and Columbus satellite navigation with 8-inch touchscreen.

Then there are 18-inch Zenith alloy wheels, an electrically operated boot and Drive mode selection. The top Laurin & Klement model gets the options list fully emptied into it, with 18-inch Pegasus anthracite alloy wheels, tri-zone climate control, a 10-speaker CANTON sound system and piano black decorative inserts.

That'S on top of Blind spot detection, Lane assist, Park assist, the KESSY keyless entry and start system, a TV tuner and one of those boot opening systems where you wave your foot under a sensor to open the tailgate.