Russian dealers resume sales of the previous generation Skoda Octavia
- March 27, 2023
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Parallel imports not only bring to Russia completely new cars that we did not know before, but also bring old cars back to life. Here, for example, the
Parallel imports not only bring to Russia completely new cars that we did not know before, but also bring old cars back to life. Here, for example, the Skoda Octavia: the liftback in the previous A7 body said goodbye to us at the end of 2021 and made way for the latest generation, and now it is back at the dealers.
As our colleagues from Quto found out, one large dealer network brought a batch of Skoda Octavia A7 from China, where production of the previous generation did not stop, according to the “gray” scheme. It is interesting that the “heavenly” cars differ from the ones we know not only outwardly, but also in technology: liftbacks with a 113-horsepower 1.5-liter “aspirated” and a six-speed “automatic” went on sale – we had no such modification.
For the “risen from the dead” Skoda Octavia, they ask 2,400,000 rubles – despite the fact that the equipment of the liftbacks is far from rich: front airbags, ABS, a simple air conditioner, a multimedia system. However, sellers are willing to “move a little” – to give a discount if the customer uses additional services (take out insurance, take out a loan or, for example, rent an old car to trade in).
It remains only to add that the “Chinese” Skoda Octavia A7 put up for sale has already arrived in Russia. That is, they do not need to be ordered and waited: come to the salon and pick them up.
As our colleagues from Quto found out, one large dealer network brought a batch of Skoda Octavia A7 from China, where production of the previous generation did not stop, according to the “gray” scheme. It is interesting that the “heavenly” cars differ from the ones we know not only outwardly, but also in technology: liftbacks with a 113-horsepower 1.5-liter “aspirated” and a six-speed “automatic” went on sale – we had no such modification.
For the “risen from the dead” Skoda Octavia, they ask 2,400,000 rubles – despite the fact that the equipment of the liftbacks is far from rich: front airbags, ABS, a simple air conditioner, a multimedia system. However, sellers are willing to “move a little” – to give a discount if the customer uses additional services (take out insurance, take out a loan or, for example, rent an old car to trade in).
It remains only to add that the “Chinese” Skoda Octavia A7 put up for sale has already arrived in Russia. That is, they do not need to be ordered and waited: come to the salon and pick them up.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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