I'm selling my 2015 (65) Skoda Octavia Estate 1.6 TDI SE L manual. It has covered approximately 187,500 miles and has been an exceptionally reliable and economical car. It is still in daily use, so the mileage may increase slightly. For the past four years, the vast majority of the mileage has been from my daily commute between the Midlands and London, so it's mainly been used on long motorway journeys rather than short trips. As a result, it's been a dependable motorway cruiser and has returned excellent fuel economy. Highlights: * Full Service History * MOT until December 2026 * ULEZ compliant (Euro 6) * SE L specification * Adaptive Cruise Control * Satellite Navigation * Front & Rear Parking Sensors * Bluetooth Handsfree & Audio * DAB Radio * Dual-Zone Climate Control * Alloy Wheels * Electric Windows The car starts first time every time, drives well and has never let me down. It's comfortable, spacious and an ideal family car or long-distance commuter thanks to its huge boot and excellent fuel economy. I'm selling it honestly because it's reached the point where a few maintenance items are due, and I've decided not to spend the money as I'm replacing it. Work required: * Wheel bearing replacement. * Timing belt is now due. * Service is approximately 1,000 miles overdue (it has a full service history up to this point). * Air conditioning isn't working. * Engine management light is on with fault code P2000 - NOx Trap Efficiency Below Threshold (Bank 1). The car drives perfectly normally with no limp mode, smoke or loss of power. I've been advised the exact cause would require further diagnosis, so I've reflected this in the price. The bodywork is in good condition for its age and mileage with the usual age-related marks expected on an 11-year-old car. This would make an excellent, inexpensive estate for someone who can carry out the work themselves or is looking for a practical, economical and reliable car. Priced to reflect the work required. 2 owner from new and the car is HPI clear Viewings and inspections are welcome. Any questions, please ask.