AUTONEWS

The ordinary Skoda has become a 250-horsepower diesel monster, but that’s not why it’s interesting

There is no shortage of used cars in the UK, and there is no excuse for a car enthusiast to have no mains electricity in the workshop. This blue Skoda Fabia was built in such a place, with two house numbers after the end of the world, the builder used a solar panel system and a gasoline power generator during the fabrication of the car.

He threw the original 1.4-liter gasoline engine out of the nose of the car, as well as almost the entire interior, and he walled off the body behind the first row of seats.

Instead of passengers, a 1.9-liter TDI diesel engine from a Volkswagen Bora was placed here, solving the path of air and exhaust gas with a rather unique construction.

The machine is a real rat, but according to the owner, it can produce 250 horsepower. The latter is not a sure value, but the burning of rubber goes with it, and what else could we ask for from a Fabia covered in sufni, put together for 900,000?

Reporter: Kovács Miklós