New Skoda Scala Hatchback 1.0 TSI 95 S 5dr - £17,366 @ Nationwide Cars

£17,366

Shared by

sajidtg

Joined in 2010

6,755

4,352

About this deal

This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:

More Car deals

Find more like this

See all deals

Discover more deals on our homepage

Skoda Scala Hatchback 1.0 TSI 95 S 5dr sports a number of great features and technical specs.

This includes a fuel economy of 60.1 MPG combined and 106 g/km CO2 emissions from the 3 cylinder, 999 CC engine with a 5 speed gear box. This produces 95 BHP with a top speed of 120 MPH and a 0 to 62 time of 10.9 seconds. The car fits into insurance group 10E.

More details at

Edited by a community support team member, 13 January 2023

New Comment

35 Comments

sorted by

13th Jan
Love my scala, such an understated car that hardly anyone seems to have heard of! Not that exciting but very practical with a 467 litre boot, much better than the golf i had which is about 380 litre. I'm a dad to 2 young children so I now sadly get excited about practicality!! Think it got what car best family car award IIRC.
14th Jan
I have this car, same power with DSG. Whilst smooth, the car is grossly underpowered. The start stop kicks in as you want to go on a round about. My infotainment needed replacing (it’s a 22 plate) as it was drawing power even when car was off and was killing the battery, Leaving me stranded. Boot space is good. Though you can’t fit two adults in the back with a toddler seat on one side. Cigarette lighter is wired to a constant fuse so your dash cam stays on, again threatening the battery level. No biggie to take it out and in but occasionally I do forget and becomes an annoyance when you have a close call and you haven’t plugged in the dash cam.

I wouldn’t buy again.
14th Jan
Seems like the only people saying that a 1L isn't underpowered are the ones who've never actually used it for anything other than the OAP midweek shop. Sure, it'll be fine for a lot of the basic stuff you need a car for; but you're never going to be able to ask much of this engine. Sums up a lot of drivers today who aren't aware how to use their machinery.
13th Jan
I have a 1.5TSI in SE trim and it’s a good car. I don’t think I’d get the 1L though, underpowered for a family car
13th Jan
I have the 1 ltr SEL and it’s definitely not underpowered. Same unit is in my Octavia estate- cracking motor
13th Jan
Thats an SE with metallic paint.

An S with standard paint will look like this.
13th Jan
1l totally fine for me....
13th Jan
Is this replacement of Skoda rapid? (edited)
13th Jan
No, these are different cars. Scala is nearly identical to Golf, it's a standard C class car. So, if you don't have enough cash for golf, or Octavia is too big, than this car is for you. As per Rapid, its a stretched Polo (saloon version). In fact, there is a Model WV Polo Sedan produced for some markets, and Skoda Rapid must be technically identical to that.
13th Jan
I have the 110PS 1l SE DSG and it's a basic but comfortable car. Nice to drive and well built.
15th Jan
I have the 1.0 110 bhp version of this in my 71 plate Scala and the power is fine even when my wife, two adult sons and a boot full of luggage are in the car. However my wife has the 1.0l 95bhp engine in her Fabia (the one on the op) and it is chalk and cheese. It is pretty useless when the car is loaded up. I personally wouldn’t buy this engine but would definitely recommend the 1.0l 110bhp one as it is more than adequate if you don’t drive around like an a**ehole.
13th Jan
I reasonable price for a C class hatchback, especially comparing with tiny cars like i10 for 2-3 k less
14th Jan
It’s either 3 of these or a Tesla, I wonder which would work out cheaper
17th Jan
Lower of the two power options on the 1.0 litre and only has 5-speed gearbox. I'd rather pay extra for the 110hp with 6-speed.
25th Jan
[deleted]
25th Jan
I hate people who repeat themselves, I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. (edited)
25th Jan
I’ve just checked this out, actually seems great
1st Feb
price seems to have gone up by £1k
1 m ago
I have been looking at 2020 or 2021 plate Scala's to replace my Astra. Are parts and servicing more expensive than a Vauxhall? I have never owned a Skoda. Although you see so many taxi firms driving Octavias, so they must be good cars.