Our Fleet Test Drive: Skoda Superb - 2nd report
Date:
09 June 2011
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Author: Tristan Young
Dash
The fastest way of getting music onto our Superb stereo's 32GB hard drive (standard on Elegance spec) is to use an SD card.
Fortunately, I have a computer with an SD slot so 'borrowing' my camera's memory card I moved a vast amount of music to the Superb in minutes, and I can now listen to almost my entire collection in the car. The stereo will also read MP3 files from a CD, but you first have to 'burn' the files to a CD, which takes ages, and then it seems to take ages uploading them to the car. I can't help thinking, however, a USB slot would have made the job even easier.
Skoda Superb Greenline II estate Elegance 1.6 diesel 5dr manual | Mileage | 3187 | Claimed combined consumption | 64.2mpg | Our average consumption | 63.9mpg | P11D price | £23,985 | Model price range | £18,550-30,495 | CO2 (tax) | 114g/km (13%) | BIK 20/40% per month | £52/£104 | Service interval | 10,000mls | Insurance | group 15 | Warranty | 3yrs/60,000mls | Boot space (min/max) | 633/1865 litres | Engine size/power | 1598cc/105hp | Top speed/0-62mph | 119mph/12.6secs | Why we’re running it | To see if the biggest eco-car can live up to its fuel-miser claims | Positive | Massive interior space, economy | Negative | MW stereo reception |
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