1984 Skoda 130

The Škoda 130 appeared in 1984 – the year the Škoda 120 and 105 were modernised. In addition to all the improvements from the previous models, the Škoda 130 obtained a five-speed gearbox, towed rear axle and, primarily, a more powerful 1289 cc engine.

Product range: Škoda 130 L; 130 GL (Type 742); ŠKODA 135 L; 136 L; 135 GL; 136 GL (Type 746)
Manufacturing period: 1984 – 1990
Number produced: 52 400
Characteristics: passenger car; rear axle drive
 Engine: 4-stroke; spark ignition; liquid cooling; 4 cylinders in line; OHV; lengthwise behind the rear axle
Displacement: 1289 ccm
Power: 43 kW at 5000 rpm (130; 135); 46 kW at 5000 rpm (136)
Torque: 94 Nm at 3250 rpm (135); 97 Nm at 2850 rpm (130); 100 Nm at 3000 rpm (136)
Transmission: in block with engine; arranged lengthwise  
Speed: 150 km/h Acceleration: 17 sec. (130); 15 sec. (135); 14 sec. (136) Fuel Consumption: 5.8 to 8.9 litres per 100 km (130); 5.7 to 8.9 litres per 100 km (135; 136) Chassis: frameless structure Weigh: empty weight according to type and model 855 to 890 kg
Dimensions: 4200 x 1610 x 1400 mm
Body: integral metal; closed; closed; five-seat sedan Note: it was modified several times during its production cycle; types Skoda 130 L; 130 GL - 49,749 cars manufactured; Skoda 135 L; 135 GL - 1,020 cars; Skoda 136 L; 136 GL - 1,631 cars