SKODA RAPID (2017-19)
The SKODA RAPID (2017-19) is a practical and versatile hatchback that has carved out a strong position in the UK market as an ideal choice for everyday drivers. Known for its spacious interior, reliability, and fuel efficiency, this model appeals to a wide range of drivers—from city commuters and small families to first-time car buyers looking for a cost-effective vehicle. Its modern yet understated design, combined with comfortable features, makes it a popular option for those seeking an economical and dependable car for daily use.
The SKODA RAPID (2017-19) stands out due to its reputation for durability and value, often outperforming rivals in its class in terms of affordability and low running costs. With an average private sale value of around £7,936 and a typical mileage of about 41,166 miles, it offers a solid balance of quality and affordability. Its reputation for reliability and ease of driving also makes it a smart choice for new drivers or those looking for a straightforward, no-nonsense car. Overall, the SKODA RAPID (2017-19) remains a popular and sensible option for anyone in the used car market, combining practicality with affordability.
average use
The data indicates that the most common mileage range for recently recorded readings of SKODA RAPID (2017-19) vehicles is between 40,000 and 50,000 miles, accounting for approximately 14.2% of vehicles. The second most frequent range is 50,000 to 60,000 miles with 17.2%. Notably, a significant portion of vehicles—around 33%—have mileage below 30,000 miles, with a small but notable percentage (8.2%) between 20,000 and 30,000 miles. Conversely, very high mileage vehicles (over 200,000 miles) are rare, totaling around 3.2%. This distribution suggests most vehicles are driven within the mid-range miles, with a relatively small proportion being high-mileage or very low-mileage, reflecting typical usage patterns for this model.
vehicle values
The data on private sale prices for 2017-19 Skoda Rapid vehicles indicates that the majority of vehicles are valued between £6,000 and £8,000, accounting for 61.1% of sales (31.1% between £6,000-£7,000, and 30% between £7,000-£8,000). There is also a notable portion priced between £4,000 and £6,000 (21.4%). Fewer vehicles are listed at lower prices (£2,000-£4,000), comprising just 7.6%, and very few are valued above £8,000, with only 10.1% falling into the higher brackets (£8,000-£9,000 and £9,000-£10,000). This suggests that most privately sold Skoda Rapid models from this period tend to be in the mid-range price bracket, reflecting their typical market positioning for this model.
production years
The data indicates that the majority of Skoda Rapid models from 2017-2019 were manufactured in 2018, accounting for approximately 47.6%. Vehicles from 2017 also represent a significant portion, about 40.1%, while those from 2019 comprise roughly 12.4%. This suggests that the 2018 model year is the most prevalent in the sample, which could reflect higher production volumes or greater market availability for that year.
colour popularity
The data indicates that among Skoda Rapid models from 2017 to 2019, white is the most common main paint colour, accounting for 21.7% of vehicles. Blue also features prominently, representing 27.7%, making it the most popular colour overall. Grey and silver are also quite popular, with 14.2% and 13.9% respectively. Notably, standard colours like black (9%) and red (9.4%) are less prevalent, while green and beige are relatively rare, collectively comprising just about 4.1%. This suggests a strong preference for traditional and versatile colours among this vehicle model's owners.
ownership cycle
The data indicates that the majority of Skoda Rapid (2017-19) vehicles have had multiple registered keepers. Specifically, 39.3% of these vehicles have had three keepers, while 30.7% have had two. A smaller proportion, 8.2%, have only had one registered keeper, suggesting potential fleet or end-of-lease vehicles. Additionally, a notable 13.5% have had four keepers, and 5.6% have had five. Very few vehicles have had more than five keepers, with only a combined 2.7% having six, seven, or nine registered keepers. Overall, the data suggests these vehicles often change hands multiple times within a few years.
engine choices
The data for SKODA RAPID models from 2017 to 2019 shows that the most common engine capacity is 999cc, accounting for 78.7% of vehicles, followed by 1598cc at 13.1%, and 1422cc at 8.2%. In terms of fuel type, petrol dominates, used in 78.7% of the vehicles, while diesel makes up 21.3%. This suggests that the majority of SKODA RAPID vehicles from this period are small-capacity petrol engines, highlighting a preference for more economical, everyday driving options among owners.
