Mazda grille front, Golf Kombi back, Saab 93 Kombi raised roof and 3rd pillar window....Fiat engine. Damn. This car will be a good donor when it goes at the scrappers for spare parts.

Story goes, they didint catch the rabbit till this day....

Not so many automatics in Europe.....99% Manuals.

Even the guy in the trailer puked at the end.....

That red V60!! omg!!!

Now the game starts: Who will drive which car?

ROGUE WAVE! Capt'n!

V50 keys...nice

Your Polo has about the half weight of a Fabia Combi. Its not ok to put such a small HP engine on such a heavy car. And in a country without highways (Romania), overtaking is the only thing that gets you to the destination.

Exposed pillars are understandable on cheap cars, but you have them on your 30.000 euros (from new) Superb. That is not right.

Nah, I'm a used care salesman in Romania, and we get to sell the Skodas at over 100.000 miles on the clocks. But they brake so often, that is impossible to give even a 6 month warranty on them.

Engine wise, the one in the Dacia is very simple and very reliable. For the Skoda on the other hand....the engine light comes on as soon as you buy it and take out of the showroom. They've pt an 1.2 gasoline engine on a 4x4 COME ON!!! It has a fuel consumption of a train! And the build quality is awful for that amount…

These are awful cars! I don't think I have ever driven a cheaper car than this. The Dacia Duster is way above it....and half the price.

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The Mercedes A-class and B-class are similar. For any fixes involving the gearbox, you need to pop the engine out....

If you want to change a light bulb on a Peugeot, you will have to take the wheels off :)

Volvo 2001 anyone?

Not what you would expect. Its the lower quality of a VW. Its like this: Audi-VW-Seat-Skoda. The same parts are made in different qualities. Audi gets the best, Skoda the least best. I had one or more of each, there all crap to me....

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