Is Skoda's $38,000 hatchback WORTH IT? | 2024 Skoda Fabia Monte Carlo Review

Is Skoda's smallest hatchback (they sell in Australia) worth buying? It's a sensible alternative to something like the Audi A1, BMW 1 Series and Mercedes A Class. BUT, it does cost nearly $40,000!
I find out what the Skoda Fabia Monte Carlo Edition is like to live with to see if it could be the best Euro City Car you can buy.

[@oscarschenk]

It’s completely pointless to comment on the space in the back without telling us how tall you are 🙃 but other than that: thank you very much for taking the time to review this car, it was very informative. Too bad about the red accenting inside… it makes the car look like it’s trying way too hard to be ‘sporty’ to be honest. And it doesn’t go well with the blue standard color.

[@ProductReviewCars]

My bad! I usually do, but for some reason didn't here. I'm 5'11" for reference :)

[@snoopy13946]

Agree that sunroofs are pointless, especially in Australia. I hardly want the Australian sun stabbing into me when driving.

[@frankfarina9568]

My Skoda Octavia has a sunroof, great in autumn and spring and at night. Each to their own of course and that's OK.

[@snoopy13946]

@@frankfarina9568 yes and it depends largely on what climate you live in

[@tassosjones9851]

Even the Polo gti has a manual handbrake just saying

[@pawballer1964]

38k?? It seems that in Australia prices are exorbitantly high lol 2-3 years ago you could find a Leon FR with that 1.5 for 23k euros

[@ProductReviewCars]

Perks of living on an island

[@TheUnreadableUser]

3:16 badum tsss

[@ProductReviewCars]

Love them small features…until I don’t