Skoda Felicia Fun [UK]
The Felicia Fun was built at Škoda Auto's Kvasiny plant in the Czech Republic between 1997 and 2000. Based on the Felicia pick-up, it transformed a practical utility vehicle into a lifestyle-focused leisure car. Its standout feature was the sliding rear partition, which could be moved into the load bed to create space for two open air extra seats.
All Škoda Felicia Fun models featured bright yellow bodywork, paired with colour-coded bumpers, trims, and spoilers in green, orange, or yellow. A distinctive rear spoiler on the tailgate, combined with its striking paintwork, made it instantly recognisable. The Fun also featured an unusual green frog motif on the B-pillar. Although there was no official explanation as to why the reptile was chosen as the car's official mascot, the unofficial reasoning from the brand was that it was symbol of fun, freedom, and the outdoors.
With only 4,216 units produced, the Felicia Fun remains a rare and highly sought-after model. According to DVLA records, just 80 remain licensed in the UK as of 2025.
