2023 Skoda Octavia TSI iV vRS Hatchback HYBRID

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This 2023 Skoda Octavia TSI iV vRS hatchback is the kind of car I’d actually want to drive – sleek, smart, and packed with practical features. It’s been my only car since new, and I’ve kept it well looked after with full Skoda service history, last one done on December 27, 2024, at 19,591 miles.

It’s in Metallic Race Blue with black and red vRS cloth seats – the colour and interior feel really sharp, and it’s not flashy, just clean and sharp. The 19” Altair Anthracite alloy wheels look solid, and there’s Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, rear view camera, heated front seats, and a full suite of tech including DAB radio and Bluetooth. I use the satellite nav a lot, and the simply clever pack helps make everyday driving feel more effortless. There’s also rear privacy glass – handy if you’re ever parked in a busy spot.

I bought it new and haven’t done any major modifications. It’s been kept in good shape, regularly serviced, and driven reasonably. I’ve never had any major issues, and it’s always been in a safe, stable environment.

I’ve kept it in the Isle of Canna, at Canna Pier, and it’s been parked there for a few years now – very quiet, calm spot. It’s not flashy, not flashy at all, but it does what it needs to do. I’m not selling it for a huge sum – it’s just about £22,945.50, which feels fair given its history and condition.

I know it’s a bit of a niche car, but if you’re into solid, reliable, modern hatchbacks with real tech and good service history, this one might just fit.

If you’ve got any questions about the history, the service records, or just how it’s actually driven – I’m happy to chat. No pressure, just straight talk. I’ve been in the motor trade for a while, and I’ve always believed in being honest about what a car is really like, not just what it looks like on paper.

And yeah, I’ve got two keys – one for me, one for anyone who might want to take it out for a spin.

(PS: My family’s been in the motor trade in Dorset for generations – my great-granddad ran a garage in Branksome Dene Road, and the old petrol pump from the war is still in the driveway. I’ve always believed in honesty, and I’m not selling this car to impress – I’m just sharing it with someone who might actually use it.)