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Škoda Superb price in Estonia

Based on 466 active listings on the Estonian market, a Škoda Superb costs a median of €17 900 (typically €12 424-€23 500). Below: how the price breaks down by model year, real sample listings, and a free check of any specific car.

Median price€17 900
Typical range€12 424-€23 500
Active listings466
Average year2019

Data as of 31 August 2026: 466 active listings, 60 added in the last 7 days.

What the money buys on a Škoda Superb

Listings split into three price thirds: the typical model year and mileage in each.

  • Up to 14 010 € (33% of listings): typically a 2016 model year, median mileage 259 000 km.
  • 14 010 to 21 350 € (33% of listings): typically a 2020 model year, median mileage 168 000 km.
  • Above 21 350 € (33% of listings): typically a 2022 model year, median mileage 73 000 km.

Each model year of age makes the car about 17% cheaper on average.

Škoda Superb price by model year

Median price for each year with enough listings to be meaningful.

YearMedian priceMedian mileageListings
2026€46 4152000 km10
2025€41 90012 300 km17
2024€35 00045 000 km25
2023€25 99083 719 km27
2022€21 900138 554 km60
2021€21 050140 540 km63
2020€19 900167 537 km49
2019€16 800124 338 km24
2018€14 800186 058 km32
2017€13 900167 733 km51
2016€11 100232 479 km42
2015€8799283 010 km13
2014€7000·5
2013€5725·6
2012€4980320 000 km9
2011€4800345 705 km13
2010€3100·6
2009€1899360 000 km8
2008€1690·3

Sample listings on the market

A spread of active listings across the price range.

Skoda Superb 1.8 118kW2012€6500 Škoda Superb 110kW2018 · 259 715 km€12 500 Skoda Superb 2.0 162kW2018€16 000 Skoda Superb 2.0 110kW2020€19 590 Skoda Superb 2.0 147kW2020€23 000 Skoda Superb 2.0 110kW2023 · 63 000 km€29 990

Check before you buy: Škoda Superb

The model's known weak points, from our buyer's guide.

  • On the 1.4 TSI with the 7-speed DQ200 dry-clutch DSG, gearbox trouble is well documented. The DQ200 is the weakest of the family's gearboxes, with the mechatronic control unit the main culprit: symptoms include jerky 1st-to-2nd shifts, hesitation pulling away, and occasional limp mode. A mechatronic or clutch-pack repair typically costs €900-2,000 fitted. Confirm smooth, prompt low-speed shifts on the test drive.
  • The DQ250 6-speed wet-clutch DSG on the Mk2 and early Mk3 draws owner reports too. Higher-mileage examples can show clutch judder around 15-25 km/h and jerky 1-2 upshifts, usually from worn clutch material or a clogged mechatronic valve body, most commonly between 60000 and 120000 km. A DSG service or repair runs roughly €250-1,500 depending on parts.
  • The 7-speed DQ381 DSG on the later Mk3 has a well-documented weakness of its own. The DQ381 is rated less durable than the older DQ250: owners report shift jerks and delayed response, often with clutch wear appearing earlier than expected, sometimes from 60000-80000 km. Common fault codes P1735/P1736 point to the clutch position sensor. Budget €800-2,000 if a mechatronic repair is needed.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a Škoda Superb cost in Estonia?

On the Estonian market a Škoda Superb has a median asking price of 17 900 €, typically 12 424 to 23 500 €. Computed from 466 active listings as of 31 August 2026.

How much does a 2021 Škoda Superb cost?

The median asking price of a 2021 Škoda Superb is 21 050 € (63 listings). It is currently the most offered model year.

How do model year and mileage change the price of a Škoda Superb?

Up to 14 010 € (33% of listings): typically a 2016 model year, median mileage 259 000 km. 14 010 to 21 350 € (33% of listings): typically a 2020 model year, median mileage 168 000 km. Above 21 350 € (33% of listings): typically a 2022 model year, median mileage 73 000 km. Each model year of age makes the car about 17% cheaper on average.

What should I check on a Škoda Superb before buying?

The main checkpoints are summarised below and covered in full in the Škoda Superb buyer's guide. On the 1.4 TSI with the 7-speed DQ200 dry-clutch DSG, gearbox trouble is well documented. The DQ200 is the weakest of the family's gearboxes, with the mechatronic control unit the main culprit: symptoms include jerky 1st-to-2nd shifts, hesitation pulling away, and occasional limp mode. A mechatronic or clutch-pack repair typically costs €900-2,000 fitted. Confirm smooth, prompt low-speed shifts on the test drive. The DQ250 6-speed wet-clutch DSG on the Mk2 and early Mk3 draws owner reports too. Higher-mileage examples can show clutch judder around 15-25 km/h and jerky 1-2 upshifts, usually from worn clutch material or a clogged mechatronic valve body, most commonly between 60000 and 120000 km. A DSG service or repair runs roughly €250-1,500 depending on parts. The 7-speed DQ381 DSG on the later Mk3 has a well-documented weakness of its own. The DQ381 is rated less durable than the older DQ250: owners report shift jerks and delayed response, often with clutch wear appearing earlier than expected, sometimes from 60000-80000 km. Common fault codes P1735/P1736 point to the clutch position sensor. Budget €800-2,000 if a mechatronic repair is needed.

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Data: active listings on the Estonian market (auto24, autoportaal, soov, veego).