Why was the Skoda Fabia discontinued?
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Skoda Fabia was discontinued due to poor sales. The following is an introduction to the Skoda Fabia: Introduction: It is a compact family car, available in sedan and Scout station wagon versions. The sedan version measures 4003/1642/1500mm in length/width/height, while the Scout station wagon measures 4031/1658/1541mm, both with the same wheelbase of 2465mm. Exterior: In terms of exterior design, the radiator grille features Skoda's signature vertical waterfall design, with increased width and reduced number of spokes, giving it a more youthful and dynamic appearance. The thick and smooth chrome trim above the grille is embedded with the Skoda logo. In terms of storage space, the longer body avoids the cramped feel typical of A0-class models. With the 4/6 split rear seats folded down, the trunk space can be expanded to 1163 liters. Powertrain: In terms of powertrain, the Fabia is equipped with Volkswagen's 1.4L and 1.6L I.R.F.P engines with full-range efficiency. The official Chinese name for the Skoda Fabia is "Jingrui," but this name only applies to Fabia models launched and sold in the Chinese market.