Sportline Price and Specs, Skoda Slavia

The Sportline manual adds a darker, sportier face to the Slavia and costs only a little more than the Signature. Under the bonnet is the same 1.0 litre TSI making 114 bhp and 178 Nm, with a manual driving the front wheels. There are five seats, and Skoda claims 20.32 kmpl.

The styling is the draw here. You get R16 Ving Black alloy wheels and blacked-out trim, plus an electric sunroof and the 25.6 cm (10.1 inch) touchscreen. It also upgrades to a 360 degree area-view camera over the Signature's rear camera. Six airbags handle safety. This is the cheapest Slavia to get the wider camera.

Go for the Sportline manual if you like the black theme and want the 360 camera without spending on an automatic. It suits younger buyers who value the look. The blacked-out badges and mirrors set it apart in the car park. If you want more power, the Sportline 1.5 TSI keeps the styling and adds a stronger engine.