Experts claim that this is the best used SUV you can buy today: In Croatia it is available for less than 20,000 euros
The article discusses the Skoda Enyaq being ranked as one of the best used SUVs available in Croatia, with some models priced under 20,000 euros. According to British publication What Car?, the Enyaq stands out for its spacious interior, comfort, and value for money, even compared to competitors like the Audi Q4 e-tron and Tesla Model Y. Two specific models, the Enyaq iV 60 and iV 50, are highlighted as being available at attractive prices, though prices vary based on factors such as mileage, battery capacity, and equipment. The Enyaq has been named both the best used SUV and the overall best used car of the year by What Car?, emphasizing its practicality, comfort, and cost-effectiveness.
Experts claim this is currently the best used SUV available on the market: In Croatia, it can be found for under 20,000 euros The Škoda Enyaq has emerged as a top contender among used SUVs in Croatia, with experts highlighting its value and performance. Despite its relatively conventional appearance compared to newer electric models, the vehicle has been ranked highly by British publication What Car? in their latest selection of the best used SUVs. The Enyaq is not just considered the best used electric SUV, it is placed at the very top, regardless of size or power type. What Car?’s message is clear: It should not be dismissed simply because it appears somewhat traditional alongside some newer electric rivals. According to their assessment, the Enyaq is one of the best SUVs available today, new or used. When looking at current prices for used examples, it becomes evident why the experts find it so appealing. For less than 20,000 euros On the Croatian market, the Enyaq iV 60 from 2021 is currently listed for 18,900 euros. This model features 132 kW, equivalent to 180 horsepower, and has covered 186,000 kilometers. Another notable listing is the Enyaq iV 50 from 2021, which has traveled 63,803 kilometers and is offered for 19,900 euros. While these two listings demonstrate how the Enyaq can be acquired for under 20,000 euros, it is important to note that prices vary significantly based on version, battery capacity, mileage, production year, and equipment. Many used examples with lower mileage are currently being sold for 25,000, 30,000 euros, or more. Nevertheless, the fact that the Enyaq is already available for under 20,000 euros on the Croatian market makes it particularly interesting for a vehicle of its size and reputation. Why did the experts place it at the top? What Car? specifically highlights the spacious interior, comfort, and value the Enyaq offers as a used car. The cabin is described as very roomy, and the quality inside is comparable to that of the Audi Q4 e-tron, with whom the Enyaq shares some technology from the Volkswagen Group. A major advantage is the large cargo space. Journalist George Hill from What Car? noted that the size of the boot was especially impressive, he mentioned that up to nine suitcases of hand luggage could fit underneath the floor. The Enyaq also receives high marks for comfort. What Car? considers it more comfortable on uneven roads than the Tesla Model Y, while still offering sufficient range for longer trips beyond city driving. Older iV 60 models feature a battery with a net capacity of 58 kWh, whereas the iV 80 has a larger battery of 77 kWh. According to What Car?, the iV 60 is the best choice when prioritizing value for money. It has even been named the best used car of the year The Enyaq’s result becomes even more remarkable when it is known that it did not win only within its category. What Car? has also awarded it the title of Best Used Car of the Year. In their explanation, they state that no other car in their selection offered such a comprehensive package of quality. The Enyaq is described as more spacious and practical than the Tesla Model 3, very comfortable, sufficiently refined for long journeys, and as a used car, it provides a very good price-to-value ratio. Their conclusion perhaps best captures the whole story, the Enyaq might be “the only car you will ever need.” Of course, it is not without flaws. Among the weaker points, What Car? mentions that performance does not meet the standards of modern electric vehicles, handling is not as sharp as in some competitors, and the infotainment system is not among the fastest in its class. Owner experiences are also not entirely trouble-free. In their reliability analysis, they mention warnings and errors appearing on the dashboard, issues with the infotainment system and charging, and some owners have reported difficulties related to the drive system. Some dissatisfaction also relates to waiting times for parts and the duration of certain repairs. Therefore, a low price for a specific vehicle should never be the sole reason for purchasing. When buying a used electric car, special attention should be paid to the condition of the drive battery, service history, correct charging function, condition of the undercarriage and tires, and whether there are any issues with the drivetrain.
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