The Skoda Fabia is practical, comfy, well priced and remains one of the best small cars on sale today. True, some rivals might be better to drive, more efficient or nicer inside, but it still ...

feels far quicker than the Fabia’s other offerings. You can only have this engine with top-spec Monte Carlo trim, though, and it’s only available with the DSG automatic gearbox.

You'll pay £1000 premium though. There's no Skoda Fabia vRS model, but if you want a bit of performance there's a 1.5 TSI engine with 150PS and DSG auto as standard in the Monte Carlo trim that covers ...

For a lot of people looking for a light hatchback, the Fabia Monte Carlo simply won't be an option, because of the pricing. Luckily there are a number of other high-quality, yet more affordable models ...

The supermini segment is more competitive than ever, with Hyundai’s third-generation i20 a promising new offering and the Ford Fiesta as accomplished as ever. The Fabia is one of Skoda’s best ...

Gus Greensmith is also back behind the wheel, driving a Skoda Fabia RS Rally2 but is not scoring points in Monte Carlo. Iron Dames will make its WRC debut with Sarah Rumeau set to pilot a Sarrazin ...

The smallest car in Skoda’s local line-up is also its most affordable, but only just. When the current generation Fabia launched with the halo Monte Carlo variant at almost $40,000, it was a bit of a ...

6 Speakers (4 in front and 2 in rear) 9.2" colour display skoda navigation system with voice control and web radio Auxiliary socket for external MP3 player DAB digital radio reception WLTP - CO2 ...