31st October 2008 - Drive.com.au
This family wagon may have a frugal diesel engine, but it has one eye on the race track.

Could you drive Škoda's Octavia RS TDI to the race track, add some numbers  and do hot laps in true "enthusiasts' car" style? Brent Davison tried. 

Sunday September 28, 2008 - The Daily Telegraph - Cars Guide - With 47 passenger-car makers in Australian showrooms, it’s becoming hard for new players to get noticed.

Sunday October 5, 2008 - The Sunday Telegraph- Cars Guide
If this gig teaches you anything, it’s that logic intrudes on new-car purchase decisions to about the extent it does with the luxury car tax.

Monday 19th May 2008
Škoda Australia announces new Ambassador partnership with the internationally acclaimed Australian cyclist, Phil Anderson OAM.

April 5th to 6th - The Weekend Australian
More then two decades after it left, Škoda returns as a completely changed brand, writes Terry Martin

Wednesday March 26th - The West Australian
At a time when the key phrase for many car buyers is "fuel economy", the Škoda Octavia springs to notice.

Just about Czech mate New Octavia RS does well on price, performance and space, reports Bruce Newton. Škoda Octavia RS Every car range needs a hero and for freshly relaunched Škoda the Octavia RS is it. Based on the same mechanical

Škoda has come a long way since the days of the Iron Curtain, writes Bruce Newton. How much? From $30,990.Engine 1.8 litre 4 cyl turbo petrol. 118kW 250NmWhat's it got six airbags, traction and stability control, climate control, alloy wheels,

Monday 18th February – Škoda Australia is set to support Australian Ice Hockey. Škoda has always been a great fan and supporter of sport – as well as sponsoring cycling at the Tour de France, and now the Tour Down

OK, it looks a little odd, but Cameron McGavin finds a lot to like about this funky wagonette. HOW MUCH? $26,990 (man) or $29,290 (auto)ENGINE 1.6 litre four cylinder. 77Kw 155NmWHAT'S IT GOT? Six airbags, stability traction control, ABS with

Škoda's Octavia RS wagon is a well kept secret. So the fact that it's among the best value cars of any type to be had in the market that's fairly glutted by choice is know to but a few. The

Monday 11th February Škoda Auto has started testing the first prototype of the Škoda Fabia Super 2000 today. Designed to be used in the Super 2000 category, the vehicle is based on the second generation Fabia and, in compliance with

Occy Joins Škoda 26th November 2007 1999 World Surfing Champion Mark Occhilupo, has joined Škoda’s arrival on Australian Shores. No Aussie surf icon has captured the hearts and minds of as many people as Occy, who has been recognized as

Carsales.com.au October 2007 John Carey Aircraft windscreens and designer sunglasses? Well, now that you mention it, there is a little of each to be seen in the Skoda Roomster. The curve of the front screen, blending without visual interruption thanks

Carsguide Saturday October 13 2007 Paul Pottinger Skoda’s first “problem” with its Roomster is finding a class competitor. You can’t really say “class leading” when there’s no one else in the class, can you? The Roomster is, yes, very roomy.

Carsguide 14th October 2007 Paul Pottinger Nothing lingers about a car brand with quite the malodorous persistence of adverse publicity. Bad memories stick with the obstinacy of certain types of stains to cheap upholstery. So it was when the subject

Jez Spinks, drive.com.au, 15 10 07 Škoda is no longer a joke among European car makers, and a drive of the mid size Octavia shows why. By JEZ SPINKS. Škoda Octavia Question What do you call a Škoda with a

MOTOR, November 2007 After 23 years, Škoda returns to Australia, minus the stigma. Mention the Škoda name in front of anyone old enough to remember wearing flares in the ‘70s and they’ll remind you what the Czech brand represented when

AUSTRALIA 9th Oct 2007 Automotivetv.net  The Octavia is Škoda’s top selling and most popular vehicle. It combines an extraordinary combination of comfort, reliability, quality, safety and German technology in an exclusively European package at an imminently accessible price point. “Tuned

Saturday 13th October 2007 Australian Car Advice News Blog  "I can hear you all mumbling to each other out there, who’d buy a Škoda? Me, especially the Octavia RS with the same engine as the Golf GTI" The Czech Republic

Škoda will revise the value equation surrounding Euro built cars, writes Motoring Editor BRYAN LITTLEY Czech brand Škoda this week launched in Australia, driving more value into the European car offerings Down Under. Bringing two cars to our shores for

Škoda is on the way back after 25 years and IAN CRAWFORD recently sampled two of its cars in the Czech RepubIic AFTER AN abortive attempt five years ago, Škoda is finally on the way back into the Australian market

West Australian 21 July 2007 Steve Lague What is an Octavia? In short, it is a Volkswagen with a Škoda badge and a few personal touches by the engineers and designers of the Czech Republic car maker. But this is

West Australian 21 July 2007 Steve Lague Czech car maker produces a practical and versatile vehicle The Škoda Roomster is a car that you cannot help but be impressed with. Yes, it has the potential to polarise people in terms

The Sydney Morning Herald 20 July 2007 Joshua Dowling. Australia’s new car market is about to get more crowded. Joshua Dowling reports on a brand that’s just around the corner. Following four years of almost 1 million new car sales

The Daily Telegraph 27 July 2007 Paul Gover Australia is about to get another car brand. The total is already running close to 50, with only four local manufacturers, but that is no deterrent to Škoda of the Czech Republic.