2021 Skoda Superb

The 2021 Skoda Superb range has grown to include the entry-level 162TSI Style. Prices start at $49,090 before on-roads, or $52,990 drive-away.

A slew of new releases has seen Skoda post growth of nearly 67 per cent in January with 901 sales, with more new models in the pipeline.

Skoda's high-riding Superb Scout wagon won't be a limited-edition model anymore, instead joining the full-time range in 2021.

James S purchased this Skoda Superb new with additional options for $57,000 (including all on-road costs). James S would buy this car again because: "Skoda's motto has always been Simply Clever, and for a brand that is still relatively new in Australia, having a catchy phrase like that and actually delivering on what it means is a good starting point and what attracted me to the brand. But what retained me to actually go through with the sale is the sheer value for money of this Superb."

JJ Wang purchased this Skoda Superb used for $38,000 (including all on-road costs) in 2019. JJ Wang would buy this car again because: "It is hard to tell. Based on my current circumstance, I think will go for a Stinger GT. Back in the day when I picked the Superb, I had to drive 20k to 30k kilometers per year work. Although I liked Stinger very much, the petrol and service cost would be significantly higher than a Superb. But now, due to the COVID, I drive less than 10k per year. So Stinger would be my first choice if I need to buy a car now. However, I never regret my choice. I doubt you can find any other car with the same performance same practicality same condition at the sub $40k range at that time. Er, ok, I do regret it. I should pay a little more to go for a wagon. "