Since becoming a part of the Volkswagen Group in 2000, Czech marque Skoda has carved a niche selling clever cars that punch well above their price range. The new Octavia RS might not have a VW badge, but it shares a turbocharged engine and basic chassis with the Golf Gti. Given the Octavia RS will likely offer more space for similar (or less) money, the question is – do you really need that Golf GTI?
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