Skoda, a Volkswagen-owned Czech car company that dates back to 1895, will enter its fifth continent and 100th country in October when it launches in Australia. Skoda will sell a nearly full line of cars in Australia, initially from 12 dealers, when it launches.
Although the closest a U.S. or Canadian car shopper can get to buying a Skoda is Mexico, the automaker has not concrete plans to further import cars into North America. Rumors abound, however, with the domestic car market taking an increased interest in the kind of inexpensive, fuel efficient cars that make up most of the Skoda line.
Skoda will officially launch at the Australian International Motor Show in Sydney on Oct. 11.
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08/03, 2:43 PM
posted by:
RicardoHead
A chinese VW or a slovak VW? I’ll take a Hyundai, xie xie.
08/03, 3:07 PM
posted by:
TOZO
Just as I suspected, there’s no Skoda dealers in Mexico. SEats though. Costa Rica’s the closest. But maybe Mexico has old rusty ones from down south in Mexico. Skoda’s design looks like Europe’s answer to US’s Mercury. It just works a wee bit better over there.
08/03, 4:12 PM
posted by:
jackjimturkey
These were driven by the bad guys in some Mack Bolan Novels
08/04, 12:06 AM
posted by:
///m
Skoda sucks hahaha
08/04, 1:57 AM
posted by:
meekin111
Skodas of the past were terrible but nowadays they make some reasonable cars.
08/10, 12:15 PM
posted by:
BLISS
GOOD NEWS FOR SKODA
08/10, 12:16 PM
posted by:
BLISS
PROGRESS