Hi guys,

Not sure if any of you can remember but when I was awaiting delivery of my VRS estate I was asking lots of questions regarding the optional Skoda accesories spoiler.

Well I wasnt 100% convinced Id like it but thought I'd take a chance and place an order. When it arrived, I held it in place and promptly decided it was a stayer! (painted first of course!)

Ive just picked the car up with the spolier in place. Thought I'd post a few photos for those of you that are interested. Its still subtle and the lines work very well with the existing bodywork lines.

Opinions (good and bad) welcome.

Lee

Deffinately finishes off the rear of the vRS estate imho, should be fitted as standard too!

I think it suits the estate well, subtle but sporting imho.

How is it attached?

I like it. I want one!

I like it

As a black VRS estate owner, get's the thumbs up from me too!

Tempting as an add on....

Very nice that mate. Looks the business.

Thanks for all the comments guys. I love it I have to say. It was bonded on so no drilling. At £100 for the part I didnt think it was too steep either.

Also, I agree it should be standard. You get a spolier on the VRS hatch - why not on the estate too!?!

Lee

Looks nice that Lee.

My 2004 VRS estate came new with rear spoiler fitted as standard! How come it's an extra now?

Looks spot on......... why is it not standard ????

£100 seems more than reasonable as well

A rare improvement indeed. Normally, bodywork bolt-ons don't work for me but having seen that I can't believe its not a standard item. Looks the buisiness and finishes off the VRS looks properly.

Very nice Lee

Do they come colour coded?

Can this be bought from the dealer and fitted as an add on item, or can it only be ordered from new?

Can this be bought from the dealer and fitted as an add on item, or can it only be ordered from new?

You can add it as an extra item (dealer fit).

Part No. FAA 620 001 cost £100 but you would have to add the cost of painting and fitting which would take it to around £250 iirc.

Certainly looks good. If you don't mind a couple more questions.

Does it use the existing high level brake light and is there any problem with the wiring?

Does it bond directly to the existing lip above the rear window?

thanks Bert

Looks good, any chance of a shot from further away?

Certainly looks good. If you don't mind a couple more questions.

Does it use the existing high level brake light and is there any problem with the wiring?

Does it bond directly to the existing lip above the rear window?

thanks Bert

Yes, no and yes. :P

Tom - weather permitting I'll take some more tomorrow for you.

Lee

For some reason my card reader has died on me so I'll upload the requested shots tomorrow from work.

Lee

I'd be interested to know if it helps keep the rear window cleaner...

seen it on afew estates now, might have to make my next car an estate... are the tinted windows standard?

seen it on afew estates now, might have to make my next car an estate... are the tinted windows standard?

Nope, had them done two weeks back - top job too.

they do look the biz

they do look the biz

Thank you

Sunset privacy glass is available as a factory fitted option on estates only for £200. I've just had mine done by a local firm who did a superb job for the same price.