Skoda Scala variants
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Total cash price £16,299. Borrowing £14,669 with a £1,630 deposit at a representative APR of 11.9%.

48 monthly payments
£236.92
Fixed interest rate
11.9%
Total amount payable
£21,791.17
Cost of credit
£5,492.17
Optional final payment
£8,789.00
Purchase fee
£10.00
Annual mileage limit
6000 miles

Why buy a used Skoda Scala

If you're searching for a used Skoda Scala, you'll discover a remarkably practical family car that bridges the gap between hatchback agility and estate versatility. The Skoda Scala offers exceptional value, combining VW Group engineering excellence with Skoda's renowned practicality focus.

Buy a Skoda Scala and you'll get a car that prioritizes passenger comfort and cargo space above all else. Used Skoda Scala models feature petrol engines that deliver impressive fuel economy, making them ideal for both city commuting and longer family journeys.

Popular Skoda Scala trims for sale at Motorpoint

  • SE – This might be the entry-level trim but it still features alloy wheels, cruise control, smartphone mirroring and automatic emergency braking
  • SE L – A good-value mid-range option featuring a larger infotainment system, climate control, a digital driver’s display and tinted windows
  • Monte Carlo – Range-topping trim with panoramic roof, unique styling details and premium interior touches

Owning a Skoda Scala

Skoda Scala ownership promises to be a fuss-free experience. Running costs remain competitive thanks to efficient petrol engines and reasonable insurance groups – although you’ll need to look elsewhere if you want hybrid options. The cabin prioritises functionality with intuitive controls and high-quality materials throughout.

Technology features include smartphone connectivity as standard, with higher trims offering built-in satellite navigation and digital displays. The Scala's standout feature remains its exceptional practicality – adults fit comfortably in all seats, while the generous boot space handles everything from weekly shopping to family holidays.

Fuel economy impresses across the range, with petrol engines achieving excellent mpg figures that keep running costs manageable. The driving experience feels composed and refined, making it suitable for new drivers and experienced motorists alike.

Read our Skoda Scala review to learn more about this affordable hatchback

Similar models you might consider

  • Volkswagen Golf – A premium alternative with sportier driving dynamics
  • SEAT Leon – The Scala’s stylish Spanish cousin with sharper styling
  • Hyundai i30 – A reliable Korean option with excellent warranty
  • Kia Ceed – Practical family choice with seven-year warranty

Why buy from Motorpoint?

Skoda Scala FAQs

You’ll only find Scala cars in one version – a five-door, five-seat model with a hatchback boot lid. The Scala is among the most affordable models in its class and size, so most of its rivals including the Volkswagen Golf, Ford Focus and Vauxhall Astra, are a little more expensive when similarly equipped. Buyers looking at Scalas might want to consider cross shopping it against small SUVs like the Dacia Duster and Skoda’s own Kamiq.

The Skoda Scala is a little less than 4.4 metres long. That makes it noticeably larger than Skoda’s Fabia hatchback, but more compact than the longer Octavia saloon and estate. The Scala’s length puts it in a similar ballpark as the Ford Focus and Kia Ceed, and a few millimetres shorter than the Volkswagen Golf. City drivers shouldn’t find the Scala too much of a challenge to park, with all models including rear parking sensors as standard.

Skoda has built its name on the back of practical cars and the Scala upholds this tradition with gusto. The cabin has enough space to seat adults in all five seats, with only rear elbow room in short supply if you’re carrying three side-by-side. The boot, similarly, is large with enough room for a push chair or several suitcases.

The Scala engine lineup is easy to understand, with just three petrol options to choose from. All of the engines have enough power to help the Scala feel relaxed on the move, but we’d suggest avoiding the entry-level option if you cover a lot of motorway miles.

Yes, the Skoda Scala is a sensible, practical car that is typically cheaper than family hatchback rivals. It has a bigger boot than a VW Golf and comes with a fuss-free, economical driving experience that should make the Scala delightfully easy to live with.