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Skoda - Fabia (2008)
Welcome to the definitive guide for the classic Skoda Fabia, 2008 edition. Whether you’re scouting for a budget-friendly commuter or a nostalgic restorer, understanding the Skoda Fabia price landscape is crucial. In this overview, we’ll tackle the Skoda Fabia 2008 price range, what a 2008 Fabia actually worth, and the typical depreciation you can expect. Below you’ll find a concise spec list, realistic percentage losses per year, a comparison with neighboring models, and insight into where the Fabia sits in today’s market. Let’s dig in!
- Engine: 1.0‑1.2 L diesel or 1.2‑1.4 L petrol options; 66–88 hp
- Transmission: 5‑speed manual (most common) or 4‑speed automatic
- Fuel type: Petrol, diesel, later in the line extended to LPG variants
- Dimensions: Length 3,535 mm; Width 1,650 mm; Height 1,475 mm; Wheel‑base 2,420 mm
- Weight: 910–1,115 kg (depending on trim and door type)
- Safety: Dual front airbags, ABS, electronic stability control (optional on higher trims)
- Features: Manual climate control, power windows, rear spoiler, optional alloy wheels
Depreciation Insight
- Typically, the Skoda Fabia depreciation curve follows the industry pattern: it loses roughly 15‑20% of its value in the first year.
- From year two to year five, you’ll see an additional 5‑8% drop annually, plateauing after about five years.
- Well‑maintained 2008 models, especially those with the 1.0 L diesel, can hold onto about 35‑40% of their original worth after ten years when sold in good condition and low mileage.
What is a 2008 Skoda Fabia worth? The answer hinges on market region, mileage, condition, and optional extras. In the UK, a 2008 Fabia can fetch between £1,500 and £3,500 on average. In continental Europe, comparable vehicles might be valued in a similar €1,000‑€2,500 bracket, with variations tied to the prevailing fuel type (diesel valued slightly higher in diesel‑favoured markets). In the US, the 2008 Fabia remains a niche vehicle, often listed between $1,200 and $2,000 in the used‑car space. These ranges reflect standard market conditions without factoring in rare, high‑performance variants or heavily modified custom builds.
Used Skoda Fabia Price Snapshot
- Low‑mileage (≤ 30,000 km) 2008 petrol models: £2,000–£2,800
- Low‑mileage 2008 diesel models: £2,200–£3,200
- Higher mileage (> 80,000 km) in either fuel type: £1,000–£1,800
- Condition‑graded examples (excellent £3,000, poor £800)
Comparison Context
- When compared to the Volkswagen Polo from the same era, the Fabia typically holds a slightly lower resale value due to the Polo’s brand prestige, despite offering comparable dimensions and engine options.
- Against the Ford Fiesta, Fabias are usually priced a few hundred pounds lower on the used market, though the Fiesta often carries a higher mileage average.
- In terms of fuel efficiency, the Fabia diesel’s Skoda
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