2019 Skoda Scala SE TSI Hatchback Petrol Manual

Description

Got this Skoda Scala from a family who’ve had it for years – it’s been a real workhorse for them. Metallic grey outside, black cloth interior, and it’s been well looked after. Low mileage, good bodywork, and the paint’s still shiny – no dents or scratches that I noticed.

Inside, it’s clean and tidy. All the bits are there: air con, DAB radio with Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, cruise control, parking sensors, and even a 12V socket in the boot. The seats are comfortable, especially the rear – plenty of legroom, and the split folding rear seats make it easy to fit extra gear.

The alloy wheels are 16-inch Orions, and the wheels look solid. All the lights are LED – day running lights, fog lights, and auto-dimming rear view mirror. The mirrors are electric, adjust and even heat up, which is a nice touch. Windows are electric too, front and rear.

It’s got a full service history, 12 months MOT, and I’ve seen the service records – everything’s been done properly. The spare wheel is there (steel, temporary), and there’s a good amount of storage space under the seats and in the boot.

We’re a family-run garage in Glenrothes, Fife – not a big dealership, just a real team that’s been around for over 40 years. We do all the work ourselves, from servicing to MOTs, and every car we sell comes with a full warranty – no limits, no exclusions. If something goes wrong, we sort it.

We’re open seven days a week, and we can help you with finance, part exchange, or even just a chat if you’re unsure what you need. If you're in the area, feel free to come see it – we’ll let you drive it and take it on a short spin.

It’s not flashy, but it’s reliable, practical, and has all the bits you’d want in a daily driver. Price is £9,895.50 – if you're interested, just drop me a message. We’ve got a free delivery option within 50 miles if you’re not local.

No marketing fluff – just a car that’s been used, loved, and kept well. If you’re looking for something solid and sensible, this one’s worth a look.