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basic info
DE
PT
GB
USEngine
Straight 4
Straight 4
Type
Estate (station wagon)
Estate (station wagon)
Displacement
98 cu in
98 cu in
Doors
5
5
Maximum torque
184 ft.lb @ 1500 rpm
184 ft.lb @ 1500 rpm
Seats
5
5
Wheel Drive
Front wheel drive
Front wheel drive
Luggage Space
505 l
505 l
Transmission
5, Manual
5, Manual
Fuel
Diesel
Diesel
Power-to-weight
84.75 hp/ton
84.75 hp/ton
Kerb weight
2732 lb
2732 lb
safety rating:
NCAP
NCAP
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fuel efficiency
56 US MPG
56 US MPG
CO2 emissions
109 g/km
109 g/km
Displacement
98 cu in
98 cu in
max power
105 hp
105 hp
acceleration 0-100 km/h
11s
11s
top speed
118 mph
118 mph
price
20.130 €
loan
5.183 €
ownership cost:
annual
annual
1.539 €
insurance
525 €
Fuel
918 €
service
96 €
tyres
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standard equipment
Steering adjustment rake and reach
On Board Computer
Sport Seats
Speakers
Roof Bars
Tyre Pressure Indicator
Rear Headrestraints
Arm Support
Multifunction Steering Wheel
competitors
Fiat Doblò Cargo Maxi 1.6 Multijet Basic
Opel Corsa 1.7 CDTI Stripes
Opel Meriva 1.7 CDTI DPF Cosmo
about this car
Debuted in 2011, this Skoda Fabia Break 1.6 TDI Scout belongs to the 2nd generation of the Fabia model. Under the hood, this version is powered by a straight 4 1598cc engine which delivers maximum output of 105 hp at 4400 rpm and a maximum torque of 250 nm. This Fabia Break 1.6 TDI Scout reaches 100km/h in 11 seconds at a top speed of 190 km/h. It has a manual transmission and front wheel drive. It features an average fuel consumption of 4.2 l/100km that translates into 109 g/km of CO2 emissions. This Skoda Fabia features rack & pinion steering, at the front it wears disc brakes and at the rear drum brakes. This car is a 5-door estate (station wagon) version of the Fabia, which seats up to 5 passengers.
Note: The data on this car profile refer to vehicles available in Portugal, Germany and United Kingdom.
Note: The data on this car profile refer to vehicles available in Portugal, Germany and United Kingdom.
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