What does a Skoda Fabia cost per month?

A 2023 Skoda Fabia costs about SEK 2,773 a month, all in.

SEK 2,773per month, 2023 model

SEK 180,000price, 2023 model

SEK 228,100new from

Cvalue grade (2023)

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Monthly cost by model year

Model year	Version in the calculation	Price	Per month	Grade
2026	1.0 MPI 80 manuell, Selection	SEK 228,100	SEK 3,463	D
2023	1.0 MPI 80 manuell, Essence	SEK 180,000	SEK 2,773	C

Based on 5 years of ownership and 12,500 km a year, with fuel prices from 2026-10-22. The monthly cost includes depreciation, fuel, servicing and repairs, insurance and road tax.

How the cost splits for a 2023 car

Depreciation: SEK 828/mo
Fuel: SEK 1,121/mo
Servicing and repairs: SEK 418/mo
Insurance: SEK 359/mo
Road tax: SEK 48/mo

Lease or buy new?

Škoda Privatleasing offers the Fabia Monte Carlo Explore 1.0 TSI 116 DSG from SEK 2,995 a month for 36 months and 10,000 km a year. Here is what that costs compared with buying the same car new for SEK 279,700 and selling it after 36 months, at 12,500 km a year and 5 percent interest.

About the same The difference is under SEK 100 a month.

Per month	Lease	Buy
Lease payment, 12,500 km a year	SEK 3,128	–
Set-up and invoice fees	SEK 73	–
Depreciation	–	SEK 1,982
Interest on the money, 5%	–	SEK 1,017
Servicing and repairs	included	SEK 266
Fuel	SEK 1,164	SEK 1,164
Insurance	SEK 508	SEK 508
Road tax	SEK 479	SEK 479
Total per month	SEK 5,351	SEK 5,416
Total over 36 months	SEK 192,636	SEK 194,976

You drive 2,500 km more per year than the offer assumes. The brand's price for the extra distance: SEK 132 a month. Škoda Privatleasing: Fabia Monte Carlo Explore 1.0 TSI 116 DSG, 36 months, 10,000 km a year, servicing included, variable payment that follows interest rates. Set-up fee SEK 495 and invoice fee SEK 59 a month. Source: privatleasing.skoda.se, read on 26 October 2026.

Buying: SEK 279,700 for a new car in the same version, and SEK 208,347 back when you sell it after 3 years. The residual value is based on ad prices for 3-year-old cars, adjusted because you drive 37,500 km in 3 years instead of the typical 43,000 km. The interest is what the money costs: interest on a car loan, or the interest you miss on savings. Fuel, insurance and tax are the same either way. Excess mileage and abnormal wear are charged when you hand back a leased car, and trading in a car you own at a dealer usually gets you less than the ad price.

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