Skoda Fabia GreenLine

With the available since spring 2008 Skoda Fabia GreenLine the Czech VW subsidiary is making a serious contribution to environmental protection. The consistently trimmed on fuel and CO2 emission savings GreenLine models of Skoda Fabia are based on the Fabia Ambiente version, but also have 15-inch alloy wheels with fuel-saving tires. Both the five-door sedan version of the small car and the spacious Skoda Fabia Combi GreenLine is powered by a 1.4-TDI pump-jet engine with particulate filter and 80 hp. Thanks to some technical engineering optimization measures in the field of aerodynamics, engine management, transmission ratio and weight reduction succeeded the Skoda designers to reduce the consumption of only 4.1 liters of diesel per 100 kilometers. That means 0.7 liters less than the "normal" diesel model again. With CO2 emissions of 109 grams per kilometer, the Skoda Fabia GreenLine and his brother Consolidated VW Polo BlueMotion meet almost at eye level. In contrast to the other models Fabia GreenLine offers among other things a body that has been lowered by 14 millimeters. For the Skoda Fabia Combi GreenLine optional and can be ordered at no extra charge a roof rack. The extensive standard equipment of the Öko-Trend institute 'very good' Skoda Fabia Greenline include six airbags, ESP, ABS with brake pad control, electronic differential lock (EDL), remote control central locking, air conditioning, cruise control, music system with CD player and eight speakers. If you want to make a lasting contribution to environmental protection and buy a car that has already proven to be particularly economical and environmentally friendly, you can compare GreenLine versions and choose your favorite model from this site numerous new Skoda Fabia.

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