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Skoda Fabia sales continue to captivate buyers across Europe, Asia, and the Pacific whenever new models roll out. Whether you’re hunting for a **Skoda Fabia price** in the current market or checking how a 2019‑model has depreciated, this quick guide gives you the key facts and figures you’ll need. The Fabia has long been a milestone for Skoda’s brand identity—the friendly shape, functional interior and efficient drivetrain keep it a favourite choice for city and family cars alike. --- **Essential Specs of the 2019 Skoda Fabia**

• Engine: 1.0‑L three‑cylinder, 0‑1 injection petrol (75 hp / 55 kW)
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual or 4‑speed “Auto” automatic (optional automatic in some trims)
• Fuel type: Petrol, low‑mileage LPG option available in certain markets
• Power‑to‑weight ratio: ~11 kW per tonne (approx.)
• Carrying capacity: 5 seats; 305 L trunk; 1 170 L with rear seats folded
• Dimensions: Length 4 030 mm; width 1 696 mm; height 1 418 mm; wheelbase 2 520 mm
• Front‑axle distance: 1 595 mm; rear‑axle distance 1 295 mm
• Weight: 1 145 kg (gross weight) bare minimal (this varies on trim)
• Fuel consumption: 5.3 l/100 km (combined city/extra‑city) for the 1.0‑L model (actual numbers vary by driving style)
• CO₂ emissions: 121 g/km (SMEV baseline) – positioned well below many competitors
• Safety features: Dual front airbags, ABS with electronic brake‑force distribution, stability control, hill‑start assist, airbags corner protection (abbr: via Extrax)
• Infotainment: 7‑inch base touchscreen, Bluetooth, USB, AUX input; optional navigation and sound upgrades available with larger trims

These figures give you a baseline for every 2019‑model you’re inspecting. Even a second‑hand vehicle will share the same core mechanical and safety platform—just check the specific trim and optional equipment. --- **Depreciation Insight** The Skoda Fabia is a mainstream compact; it follows the typical depreciation curve for small, reliable cars in developed markets. First‑Year Depreciation: The car typically drops 15–20 % of its purchase value during the first 12 months. Second Year Depreciation: A further 10–15 % loss usually occurs in the second year, as the vehicle steps into the 2–3 year age band. Subsequent Years: After that, the yearly plunge eases to about 5–8 % per annum until the car is 5–7 years old and then stabilises around 3–4 % per year. These are industry averages based on recorded resale data; actual rates will vary by region,

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