Skoda Superb Combi: LLD with no down payment for the best car in the world

Thanks to a discount of 8,300 euros off the catalog price, the Skoda Superb Combi plug-in hybrid drops to 609 euros/month with no down payment!

Station wagons are losing popularity compared to SUVs, which are often not very relevant in terms of aerodynamic efficiency and driving behavior. Except at BMW, where the M3 Touring sells more than the sedan version. But let’s move on.

A bit forgotten, the Skoda Superb Combi (understood as Station Wagon) is undoubtedly one of the best cars in the world: onboard space, loading capacity, comfort, performance, and price. It’s hard to do better.

Here comes the Czech manufacturer, owned by the Volkswagen group, offering an ultra-attractive deal on its top-of-the-line Selection PHEV (plug-in hybrid) version. With its 1.5-liter turbo gasoline engine producing 150 horsepower and its electric assistance, the final power reaches 204 horsepower. The transmission is a DSG automatic with dual clutch. With its integrated battery, it can travel up to 100 km without emitting CO2, resulting in an official consumption of only 0.4 liters per 100 km!

A financing plan to savor

The feat of Skoda is to offer (until June 30, 2025) its Superb Combi PHEV with no down payment through a Long-Term Lease (LLD) of 37 months and 30,000 kilometers. The monthly payments are invariably 609 euros, with warranty, maintenance, and assistance included during the 3 years of the contract.

Thus, over the duration of the loan, the total bill will be 22,533 euros, compared to 53,350 euros for the catalog price of this version. In other words, the 22,500 euros required will be less than the simple depreciation of the car over the same 3-year period. So, why buy and tie up money, or even go into debt to pay interest to the bank?

If you are looking for a premium family car, fully equipped, comfortable, that loves long trips and does not make passengers feel like they will be sick being seated too high, this Skoda Superb will tick all the boxes.

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