Rear doors open nearly 90 degrees for easy access

Built-in umbrella – Premium Comfort/Elegance/Laurin & Klement trims included an

Built-in umbrella – Premium Comfort/Elegance/Laurin & Klement trims included an umbrella compartment in the rear door. The umbrella slid into a cavity in the door panel to keep the cabin dry and free from clutter. Early press articles note that this "umbrella in the rear door" became a signature Superb detail and even pre-dated Rolls-Royce's use of the idea. When parked in rain, remember to return the umbrella to its slot to avoid puddles in the cabin.

Ice scraper in fuel filler flap — a plastic ice scraper with an integrated tyre-

Ice scraper in fuel filler flap — a plastic ice scraper with an integrated tyre-tread depth gauge is hidden inside the fuel filler flap, so you can clear windows and check tyre wear without rummaging in the boot.

Smart Dials: Three rotary/pressable dials beneath the infotainment screen, each

Smart Dials: Three rotary/pressable dials beneath the infotainment screen, each with a small digital display. Tap the centre to switch between functions (seat heating, cabin temperature, fan speed, volume, map zoom, drive modes), then rotate to adjust. Textured surface gives a secure grip even with gloves.

Huge rear legroom – Designers recall that the first-generation Superb used a lon

Huge rear legroom – Designers recall that the first-generation Superb used a long-wheelbase Passat platform, so the rear seat area is exceptionally spacious, giving the car a limousine-like feel. Passengers often found it more comfortable to sit in the back than to drive. When adjusting the front passenger seat forward, you can create a "lounge" rear-seat experience.