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Škoda Favorit (1991–1993)
Škoda Favorit (1991–1993)
Favorite / Forman
Production period: 1987-1994
Class : Compact class
Body versions : Hatchback , station wagon , pickup
Engines: Petrol engines :
1.1-1.3 liters
(38-50 kW)
Length: 3815-4160 mm
Width: 1620 mm
Height: 1415 mm
Wheelbase : 2450 mm
Empty weight : 840 kg
Previous model Škoda type 742
successor Škoda Felicia

The Škoda Favorit as well as the estate variant Škoda Forman is a front-wheel drive compact car of the Czech brand Škoda , which was manufactured from 1987 and replaced the model series Škoda Type 742 , which was however continued to be built until 1990.

During the construction, the company name changed several times. The model came onto the market under the state-owned company AZNP . In 1990 the company was renamed to Automobilový koncern Škoda and in 1991 to Škoda automobilová . The modern front-wheel drive model was decisive for the gradual takeover of Škoda shares in the Czechoslovak state by Volkswagen AG .

Model history

The Favorit was also offered in the Federal Republic of Germany from March 1989 (it was not available in the GDR before monetary union on July 1, 1990). From 1990 there was also a combination variant under the name Forman .

In Germany, two variants of a 4-cylinder were OHV - spark-ignition engine , each with 1289 cc capacity available: A 40 kW (54 hp) and a payable embodiment 54 PS G-KAT (60 PS U-KAT) strong machine. Both were based on the same engine block. The 1.3i engine with 68 hp introduced in Germany with the revision in 1993 had some changes. These mainly concerned the control part, timing, injection, the intake manifold, the camshaft, pistons and the cylinder head (better guidance of the intake ports). In some export countries there was also a 1137 cc version of the same engine with 38 kW (52 hp) in the 115 model .

After the engines beginning with carburetors were fitted, was a 1993 Monomotronic - manifold injection used. The 54 hp engine was designed for regular gasoline. The consumption was between 6 and 7.5 liters per 100 km, depending on the driving style. The revised engine with the central injection was characterized by reduced fuel consumption, consumption values ​​of less than 6 liters per 100 km were quite achievable. The engine has a camshaft below (camshaft on the side of the engine block), which is driven by a timing chain. Only the 54 hp machine was equipped with a regulated (135 LE / LSE) or unregulated (135 L / LS) catalytic converter.

According to the original plans, it was a closed row with a short version (781, Favorit), a sedan (782), a coupé (783), station wagon (785, Forman), pick-up (787), van (786 ) and ambulance (788). Only the versions 781, 785 and 787 were implemented. The first models were susceptible to rust, with rust often starting on the tailgate and the rear wheel arches. The Favorit / Forman was considered unsusceptible and robust. After the takeover of Škoda by VW in 1991 , there were numerous technical and qualitative improvements in 1993. In the course of the model cycle, small improvements were made to the body, for example the radiator grille.

At the end of 1994, the Favorit / Forman was replaced by the Škoda Felicia . Individual copies of the Favorit / Forman were only registered for the first time in early 1995.

Technical specifications

115 S / L 1 135 L / LS 135 Le / LSe 135 LX / GLX 136 L / LS 136 LXi / GLXi
Construction period 1987-1991 1987-1994 1991-1994 1987-1993 1993-1994 1987-1991 1991-1993 1993-1994
Engine identification 781.115 781.135 135B 781.136 136X
Engine characteristics
Engine type R4 petrol engine
Number of valves per cylinder 2
Valve control OHV , chain
Mixture preparation Carburetor 2 Manifold injection Carburetor Central
injection
catalyst no unregulated regulated no no or
unregulated
regulated
Engine charging -
cooling Water cooling
Bore × stroke 75.5 mm × 63.5 mm 75.5 mm x 72.0 mm
Displacement 1137 cc 1289 cc
Compression ratio 8.8: 1 9.7: 1
Max. Power at min −1 38 kW
(52 PS)
/ 5200
43 kW
(58 PS)
/ 5000
42 kW
(57 PS)
/ 5000
40 kW
(54 PS)
/ 4800
40 kW
(54 PS)
/ 5000
46 kW
(63 PS)
/ 5000
50 kW
(68 PS)
/ 5500
Max. Torque in min -1 80 Nm
/ 4000
94 Nm
/ 3000
93 Nm
/ 3250
94 Nm
/ 3250
100 Nm
/ 3000
105 Nm
/ 3500
100 Nm
/ 3750
Power transmission
drive Front wheel drive
transmission 5-speed manual transmission
Measured values ​​(favorite)
Top speed 140 km / h 150 km / h 140 km / h 137 km / h 150 km / h
Acceleration, 0-100 km / h 17.0 s 14.0 s 16.0 s 17.0 s 14.0 s 13.0 s
Fuel consumption over 100 km (combined) 7.6 l N 7.5 l N 7.9 l N 7.8 l N 7.0 l S 7.4 l S 6.9 l p
Measured values ​​(forman)
Top speed - 140 km / h 135 km / h - 140 km / h
Acceleration, 0-100 km / h - 17.0 s - 16.0 s
Fuel consumption over 100 km (combined) - 7.9 l N 8.0 l N 8.2 l N - 7.7 l p k. As
Measured values ​​(Forman Plus)
Top speed - 130 km / h - 130 km / h - 130 km / h
Acceleration, 0-100 km / h - 17.0 s - 17.0 s - 16.0 s
Fuel consumption over 100 km (combined) - 8.9 l N 9.0 l N - 8.6 l N - 8.5 l S k. As
Measured values ​​(pick-up, without assembly)
Top speed - 138 km / h 135 km / h - 130 km / h - 138 km / h
Acceleration, 0-100 km / h - 15.0 s 16.0 s - 16.0 s - 14.0 s
Fuel consumption over 100 km (combined) - 7.9 l N - 8.3 l N - 8.5 l S k. As
1 not on the German market
2 electronically regulated for the 135 Le / LSe

Remarks:

  • The availability of the engines depended on the model, equipment and market.
  • The engines are not suitable for E10 fuel .

literature

  • Automobile revue . 1991 catalog .
  • Škoda Favorit 115/135/136 operating and maintenance instructions . Škoda automotive group Mladá Boleslav, 3rd edition 1990.
  • Škoda Favorit / Forman / Pick-up owner's manual. Škoda Automobil AG, September 1993. S32.561.002.00

Web links

Commons : Škoda Favorit  - collection of images

Individual evidence

  1. Výplody CSSR automobilového průmyslu ( Memento of 11 December 2008 at the Internet Archive ) (accessed on 6 September 2014 Czech).
  2. List of Škoda models not suitable for the E10 ( Memento from February 28, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) (accessed on September 6, 2014)