New Skoda Superb Ready for Geneva
Second generation
By Frank de Leeuw van Weenen
December 11, 2007 10:09 AM
Filed Under: Geneva Motor Show, German, Skoda
Second generation
The 2008 Geneva Motor Show in Switzerland will be the stage for the world debut of Skoda's second generation flagship model, the Superb. The show opens for the public on March 6 2008 and closes its doors on March 16, the press days will be held in the preceeding days.
Early November Skoda released some prelimenary photos and info of the new Skoda Superb during hot-weather testing in the US. The Skoda Superb will have a 1.8 liter TSI engine at its disposal producing 160 bhp (118 kW) amongst others.
Stay tuned for the live reveal in March!
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VW's Passat has the 2.0 TFSI motor in it putting out 147kw, so I think it sounds correct for the Skoda to have the 1.8 TSI (which might even be a new motor for the Group) with 118 kw.
Better design than the Passat . . .
Mmmmm, i love it ! ! !
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