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Škoda Octavia facelift (2017)
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1.2 TSI 86cv (según mercados)
1.0 TSI 115 CV (manual o DSG)
1.4 TSI 150 CV (manual o DSG)
1.8 TSI 180 CV (Normal y Scout. manual o DSG. delantera o total)
2.0 TSI 230 CV (RS. manual o DSG)
2.0 TSI 245 cv (RS 245. manual o DSG7)
1.6 TDI 90 CV (manual)
1.6 TDI 115 CV (manual o DSG)
2.0 TDI 150 CV (Normal y Scout. manual o DSG. delantera o total)
2.0 TDI 184 CV (RS, L&K y Scout)


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RS
- 15 mm mas bajo
- ancho de via trasero +30mm
- XDS+
- Chasis adaptativo DCC
- Crew Protect Assist: cierra ventanillas, techo solar y pretensa cinturones en caso de accidente inminente.
- También: alerta de tráfico cruzado, detección de vehículos en punto muerto y un asistente para remolque


2.0 TSI 230cv y 350Nm
Manual o DSG
0-100 km/h: 6,7 seg
Vel max: 250 km/h
consumo medio: 6,5 l/100 km (NEDC) y 149 g CO2/km

2.0 TDi 184cvy 380Nm
Manual o DSG
Delantera o total
0-100 km/h: 7,9 seg
Vel max: 232 km/h
consumo medio: 4,5 l/100 km (NEDC) y 119 g CO2/km

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Scout
1.8 TSI 180cv
2.0 TDI 150cv
2.0 TDI 184cv

Tracción total por Haldex. Dispone de bloqueo de diferencial
Nuevos angulos de ataque y salida: 16,6  y 14,5º respectivamente

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#2
Presentada la versión RS mas potente, el RS 245, con 245cv y 370Nm de par
0-100 km/h: 6.6 seg (6.7 el Combi)
vel. max: 250km/h (limitada)
Autoblocante VAQ de serie
Manual o DSG7

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Nota de prensa, en inglés
ŠKODA OCTAVIA RS 245 – premiere of the high-performance sportster new to the model range

Power output of the new 2.0 TSI turbocharged petrol engine increases to 180 kW (245 PS)
› Top speed of 250 km/h and acceleration from 0 to 100 km in 6.6 seconds
› The VAQ limited-slip differential provides the ultimate driving experience
› With 7-speed DSG transmission for the first time
› All-round talent in a sporty design with distinct front section
› Pioneering infotainment and driver assistance systems
› ŠKODA Connect with mobile online services
› World premiere at the Geneva International Motor Show

Mladá Boleslav, 3 February 2017 – Please fasten your seatbelts: the most powerful ŠKODA OCTAVIA in the company’s history is on its way. The new ŠKODA OCTAVIA RS 245 delivers 180 kW (245 PS) – this is 11 kW (15 PS) more than the previous top-of-the-range RS variant had to offer. The powerful engine and innovative chassis technology including the electronically regulated VAQ limited-slip differential offer the ultimate driving experience. The powerhouse is available as a hatchback or an estate and will be celebrating its world premiere at the 87th International Motor Show in Geneva. The compact sports car accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 6.6 seconds (Combi: 6.7 seconds); its top speed is limited to 250 km/h. As is usual for a ŠKODA, the car features a spacious interior and luggage compartment. In addition, the latest driver assistance systems are also available for the ŠKODA OCTAVIA RS 245. Using the infotainment system, the occupants can be ‘always online’ thanks to the optional Wi-Fi hotspot and LTE module. Numerous ‘Simply Clever’ features are further testimony to the compact car’s practical talents.

Gloss-black features and an unmistakeable high-performance sound
The ŠKODA OCTAVIA RS 245 features the new face of the brand and has particularly sporty design details. The completely new front section with wider radiator grille and the wide honeycomb air inlets in the redesigned bumper provide the ŠKODA OCTAVIA RS 245 with a masculine and dynamic appearance. The slats on the radiator grille and the trim that frames the radiator grille both come in gloss-black. The redesigned headlight clusters in a crystalline look feature full-LED technology and AFS adaptive front headlights as standard. The fog lights, tail lights and number plate illumination also feature LED technology and a crystalline appearance.

The exterior mirror housings and the trapezoid tailpipes are also black. The radiator grille and the tailgate both sport the RS logo featuring a gloss-black ‘V’ (for victory). Features such as the spoiler at the back of the hatchback or roof spoiler on the Combi are further attributes of the car’s emotive and sporty design. The ŠKODA OCTAVIA RS 245 can also be recognised as a high-performance sportster acoustically thanks to the husky sound of its exhaust system.

Sports seats and aluminium design details in the interior
The sporty look also dominates in the interior, which has also been designed largely in black – from the roof lining to the footwell including its silver-coloured pedals with an aluminium finish. With their high sides and integrated headrests, the Alcantara sports seats provide maximum support in fast corners. The front seats bear the RS logo – as do the front door sills. The multifunctional sports steering wheel with perforated leather and integrated steering wheel paddles (for DSG transmissions) matches the car’s dynamic ambience. The LED ambient lighting in the RS-245-specific decorative trims immerses the interior in one of the ten choices of colours. A colour Maxi-DOT display forms part of the instrument cluster.

A lot of power, little consumption
The ŠKODA OCTAVIA’s top-of-the-range model has a 180-kW (245-PS), four-cylinder, TSI petrol engine under its bonnet – that’s 11 kW (15 PS) more than its predecessor had to offer. Maximum torque of 370 Nm is achieved between 1,600 and 4,300 rpm. There is a choice of a 6-speed manual gearbox or – for the first time in a ŠKODA OCTAVIA – a 7-speed, dual-clutch transmission. From a standing start, the hatchback reaches 100 km/h in 6.6 seconds; the Combi does it in 6.7 seconds. In addition, the engine’s flexibility is particularly impressive. When accelerating quickly in the two highest gears on a country road or motorway, the high-end ŠKODA OCTAVIA instantly delivers power. In fifth gear, the ŠKODA OCTAVIA RS 245 with a manual gearbox can manage the short burst from 60-100 km/h in just 6.4 seconds (Combi: 6.5 seconds), 80-120 km/h takes only 6.6 seconds (Combi: 6.8 seconds) – a reassuring safety buffer.

The ŠKODA OCTAVIA RS 245 bristles with emotion and dynamism. In the compact car segment, it provides exceptional value for money for sporty and ambitious yet practical, down-to-earth drivers.

Sports chassis and mechanical limited slip
Compared to the ‘normal’ models in the range, the sports chassis lowers the body of the ŠKODA OCTAVIA RS 245 by 14 mm. Its rear track is 38 mm wider than that of the predecessor. The standard, gloss-black alloy wheels are 19 inches in diameter. The ESC stability system with Sport mode, as well as the electronically regulated VAQ limited-slip differential are also part of the standard equipment. This electronic inter-wheel lock for the differential on the driving wheels allows for particularly dynamic acceleration when exiting corners: the amount of slip on one of the front wheels is limited and transferring power to the road is optimised. The electronically regulated VAQ limited-slip differential will remain a distinctive feature of the RS 245 model. Performance Mode Select with the Performance Sound Generator function enables individual adjustment of drive, chassis and comfort settings. The dynamic character of the ŠKODA OCTAVIA RS 245 is additionally highlighted by the car’s progressive steering and the optional adaptive Dynamic Chassis Control (DCC).

Wi-Fi hotspot and real-time navigation
ŠKODA Connect offers pioneering mobile online services divided into the two categories of Infotainment Online (information/entertainment) and Care Connect (driver assistance). The controls for the new generation of infotainment systems are integrated in a glass design for the Bolero, Amundsen and Columbus versions and, with their capacitive touch screens, react even to a light touch; in the ŠKODA OCTAVIA RS 245, they display a special start screen. The top-of-the-range Columbus navigation system features a 9.2-inch screen and an optional LTE module for super-fast data transfer, and provides occupants with a Wi-Fi hotspot. One of the particularly helpful services is Online Traffic Information, which offers recommended alternatives to the chosen route in the event of a traffic jam. In the Columbus system, destinations can be entered via voice control using the POI (Point of Interest) search. The system also provides news and information on the weather, petrol stations along the route (including fuel prices) or parking spaces. A Phonebox charges smartphones inductively.

Further online services are offered by the ŠKODA Connect app on a smartphone. By using the Remote Access feature, windows, doors, the sunroof and lighting can be controlled, the fuel level can be checked, or your parking location can be displayed. Care Connect also allows an Emergency Call to be made (automatically in the event of an accident in which restraint systems have been activated). The system alerts your breakdown service at the touch of a button and connects the driver to experts who can answer any questions regarding vehicle functions.

Driver assistance systems usually seen in higher segments
The electronic assistance systems surpass the usual level of the compact car segment by far. Newly available features include Trailer Assist (which steers and brakes the car and trailer when reversing), Predictive Pedestrian Protection (which brakes in the event of an impending collision with pedestrians) as a component of Front Assist, Blind Spot Detect (which warns of any vehicles in the blind spot), Rear Traffic Alert (its rear sensors warn the driver of approaching traffic when reversing out of parking spaces), Manoeuvre Assist (which brakes the vehicle as soon as the sensor detects an obstacle when moving forwards or reversing) and Crew Protect Assist (which closes the windows and sunroof in the event of an impending collision and tensions driver and passenger seatbelts). Crew Protect Assist works in conjunction with Front Assist including the City Emergency Braking function. In the ŠKODA OCTAVIA RS 245, the proven Adaptive Cruise Control ((ACC), which helps the driver to maintain the selected speed and the desired distance from the car in front) can be activated up to a speed of 210 km/h.

A wealth of ‘Simply Clever’ features
The numerous ‘Simply Clever’ features in the new ŠKODA OCTAVIA RS 245 include special bottle holders in the centre console (allowing PET bottles to be opened with one hand), a heated steering wheel, two USB ports in the rear, a personalisable key (allowing up to three users to programme their individual settings for the air conditioning, seats, the audio system’s volume and Driving Mode Select) and a removable LED torch in the boot of the Combi; the battery of the torch will recharge automatically while driving.
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A quien se le ocurriría poner ese morro por dios Facepalm
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#4
Se lo han cargado.
Lo grave es que empieza a gustarme Taptap .

Me pasa lo mismo que con el Serie 1 F20, al principio no lo podia ni mirar pero ahora hasta me encanta y todo.
¿Que tengo yo que mi amistad procuras?

меньше ври, всей лжи не упомнишь
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#5
Dicen que el tiempo lo cura todo, pero no se si curaran mis corneas tras ver este restyling...
Cualquiera puede ser una estrella fugaz.

Apadrina un fermentador: www.cervezasleoncia.com  Birras
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#6
Debe ser el peor restyling de la historia. Con lo majo que era antes...  Facepalm

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#7
Buuuffff, por delante me parece feísimo, me gusta muchísimo más el modelo actual.

Por dentro no está mal y ¿han tocado algo de la trasera?
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#8
Los faros son horribles, y ya todo el frontal va en consonancia.
No se en qué estarían pensando o que se tomarían mientras lo diseñaban
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#9
Lo dicho, me encanta el RS245 rojo Sisi1
Das Premium Sisi1
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#10
A quién se le ocurre... Roto2
Uuuu unfortunately ya se acabó esa cansión, voy a tener que coger una breve pausa. ¡Gñ! Me tengo que calmar porque brother, estoy un poquito exitado y creo que acabo de haserme una tremenda susiería. Hah hah pero eso no importa, esa es la bellesa de la radio mi hente, regreso en unos pocos minutos amigos, yes!
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#11
Es uno de mis candidatos cuando tenga que cambiar de coche, pero joder, esos faros...  Facepalm
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#12
Si tuviera uno lo dejaría siempre aparcado con el morro hacia la pared, para no verlo cada vez que me baje o suba al coche.
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#13
Le han metido el.dsg 7como al s3 y en cambio al cupra le han dejado el dsg6
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#14
Se han cargado el morro, menudo aborto.

Los motores de 86 y 90cvs tienen que ser para mear y no echar gota.
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#15
Se lo han cargado con ese morro.

Hay unanimidad en las opiniones sobre el frontal, la marca no hizo un estudio de mercado previo para conocer la opinión de la gente? Nadie se dió cuenta que es horrible? Lo hicieron feo a propósito? 

Hay cosas que realmente no entiendo
Mola
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(04-02-2017, 03:42)SiberiaGasteiz escribió: Se han cargado el morro, menudo aborto.

Los motores de 86 y 90cvs tienen que ser para mear y no echar gota.

Joder, nunca me había planteado que un coche de semejante tamaño y peso pudiese equipar esa broma de motores  Roto2
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#17
Lo del morro deberían haberselo pensado mejor, el anterior era muy bonito
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#18
El morro es un aborto, para mí un pasito atrás en cuanto a diseño...

Un saludo.
"Si todo parece bajo control, es que no vas lo suficientemente rápido"
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(04-02-2017, 03:42)SiberiaGasteiz escribió: Se han cargado el morro, menudo aborto.

Los motores de 86 y 90cvs tienen que ser para mear y no echar gota.

El de 86cv dudo que se llegue a vender aquí ( o eso espero).

(04-02-2017, 04:21)Merucu escribió: Se lo han cargado con ese morro.

Hay unanimidad en las opiniones sobre el frontal, la marca no hizo un estudio de mercado previo para conocer la opinión de la gente? Nadie se dió cuenta que es horrible? Lo hicieron feo a propósito? 

Hay cosas que realmente no entiendo

Creo que fue lo único que se les ocurrió. Con lo bien que hace las cosas esta empresa, vaya forma de cagarla.
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#20
porque le han dando un martillazo con un cincel a los faros?
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#21
(04-02-2017, 12:47)Mikel5518 escribió: El de 86cv dudo que se llegue a vender aquí ( o eso espero).

Ese no creo que el diésel de 90cvs no lo descartaría.
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#22
Iluminación interior azul? Cuándo han dejado el verde?
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#23
Me gustaba más el otro morro pero sigue siendo un buen producto
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#24
Pero que es lo que han hecho con el morro?
                                                                           - ouvrez votre esprit  Guiño - 
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#25
Lastima de faros partidos por la mitad....
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#26
Me falta verlo en vivo para opinar, pero en foto ese nuevo frontal bifaro no me gusta nada.
carpe diem
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#27
Me parece chulo. Es de esos coches que entran raros pero acaban gustando. Está bien salirse un poco de lo establecido, sino serían todos iguales.
Alfa GT 3.2 V6 240cv + GLP
VW Golf V 2.0TDI 140cv
Mola
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#28
Joer, la madre que lo parió. Es verdad que en "vista global" sigue siendo una berlina bonita, pero en cuanto te fijas solo en el frontal esos faros dan urticaria.

En cambio atrás no han tocado nada pero nada nada, los cabrones. Espero que en un par de años le hagan algun apaño...
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#29
Dios pero porque. Si el anterior rs era precioso
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Alguien sabe qué es eso? Luz de maletero extraíble tipo linterna? Nusenuse Ni idea hoygan

Gracias por los datos! El normal no me parece muy agraciado, el vRS me gusta bastante. El detalle de la bandeja-cargador está muy bien, supongo que lo llevarán más coches pero es la primera vez que lo veo
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