Skoda Info

The automobile manufacturer Skoda is based in the Czech Republic and was founded in 1895, originally under the name Laurin and Klement after its founders, who started as bicycle manufacturers. They soon progressed to manufacturing motorcycles at the turn of the 20th Century, cars in 1905 and trucks in the 1920s. In 1924, the arms manufacturer Skoda Works acquired the company. All subsequent productions carry the name Skoda.

After World War II Skoda updated several of their popular models and continued to produce cars with a solid reputation such as the Spartak, Octavia and Felicia. Famously the Estelle and Rapid models won their class in the RAC rally for 17 years running through the 1970s and 1980s. However, in the 1980's Skoda began to develop a reputation of unreliability.

The Volkswagen Group began gaining share equity in Skoda in 1991 and went on to gain 100% ownership in 2000. The expertise and investments of the Volkswagen Group has resulted in immense improvement to both the design and engineering of Skoda's. 2011 saw record number of Skoda's sold.

Skoda Breakers

Our car breakers have quoted on 1219 used Skoda parts in the last 30 days. Popular part requests during that time have been for replacement bumper (front), door mirror / wing mirror (driver side electric and heated), bumper (rear), parcel shelfs and engine (diesel complete). There are currently 696350 Skodas left on the road in the UK, meaning there are plenty of spares available. The most requested parts for Skoda in 2017 were bumper (front), alloy wheel (single front), bumper (rear), bonnets and gearbox (manual).

All of our suppliers offer guaranteed parts with nationwide delivery available.

Useful Links

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