2018 Skoda Superb 2.0L Petrol · BL67 PLV

As a 1984cc petrol engine, running costs will be higher than a smaller diesel equivalent, particularly in terms of fuel economy if driven heavily on motorways. You should expect moderate fuel costs and a mid-range insurance group typical for a large family saloon.

Maintenance costs for the Superb are generally predictable, though you should budget for items like tyres and brake pads, which are common failure points for this model aggregate. Based on current UK averages for this class, an estimated annual running cost would fall in the mid-range.

Inspect the tyres thoroughly; the MOT history shows a previous issue with a nail in the nearside rear tyre in 2022, so check the current tread depth and condition of all four tyres. You should also examine the windscreen, noting the previous stonechip advisory from 2024, to ensure no new damage has occurred.

Beyond the recorded MOT advisories, check the braking system. While this specific vehicle has had no brake-related failures, the aggregate data for the Skoda Superb identifies brake pads as a top MOT failure reason. Finally, check the headlamps for clarity, as headlamp issues are a common reason for failure across the wider model range.