Long-term test review: Skoda Superb Estate - pictures

You wouldn't want to venture too far off the beaten track, but 4WD Superb can handle muddy paths and trails with ease.

We studied the new Superb at the Geneva Motor Show and it promises some advanced tech and a plush interior, making our Superb feel a little old-hat now. 

This is undoubtedly the Superb's trump card. There's plenty of headroom and legroom in the rear, and the new model promises to be even more generous in this respect. 

"The Superb lacks the hi-tech equipment of more modern rivals, but it's a robust, comfortable, refined and spacious car." - Dean Gibson, deputy road test editor

Cup-holders beside the driver have proven a useful place to keep essentials like bank cards and mobile phones. 

The ticket clip on the inside of the front windscreen works well if you need to leave note at short notice, and don't have anything to stick it with. 

Graham Hope - Skoda Superb Estate <a href="https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/skoda/superb/89638/long-term-test-review-skoda-superb-estate">long-term test</a>

The outgoing Superb Estate remains a comfortable car to drive.&nbsp;

It's easy to find a comfortable driving position in the Superb thanks to plenty of adjustment for the front passengers.&nbsp;

"Our car has dated infotainment system, but it's now been replaced in the range by the Outdoor Plus, which gets DAB and sat-nav as standard."&nbsp;

While the 6-disc multichanger has proven welcome, there's no connector for an iPhone 6.&nbsp;

We avoided a collection for fee for a coffee table sold to a local furniture shop. The Superb's boot swallowed it with ease.&nbsp;

Wheel has been kerbed and the black alloy only highlights the damage.&nbsp;

Spacious family ferrier is the latest model to join the Auto Express fleet.&nbsp;

"There are few cars at any price that match the Superb for space. It's particularly roomy in the rear, where passengers get limousine levels of legroom."&nbsp;

Driver environment is comfortable and spacious, but it feels dated against some of the latest rivals.&nbsp;

Space in the rear is almost unrivalled - you'll need to be very tall to struggle for room.&nbsp;

At 1,865 litres with the seats down, boot space is simply massive.&nbsp;

Both Graham and wife Seema have struggled to link up their iPhone and Samsung mobile phones despite numerous attempts.&nbsp;

There are no casings for Isofix points, which means you have to use fiddly mounts to install a car seat.&nbsp;

Skoda Superb Estate

Skoda Superb Estate

Skoda Superb Estate

Skoda Superb Estate

Skoda Superb Estate

Skoda Superb Estate

Skoda Superb long-termer

Skoda Superb long-termer

Skoda Superb long-termer