Both cars are good in their own forte, Overall the Virtus is almost perfect but there are some things that could have been different or better. It has potent engines but its suspension setup is on the softer side, which gives it a comfortable ride but its handling is not that exciting. Its interior quality too won't wow you and cars like the Honda City are still a step above in this regard and because of the narrow cabin, it becomes strictly a four-seater. On the other hand, the Slavia has proved to be a very competent sedan. It looks good, drives and handles very well, is loaded with features and practicality, and the 1.0-litre engine is a great allrounder. If Skoda could have worked on improving the interior quality, the Slavia would have been an almost flawless package. But as it stands, the quality is a disappointment and the space for three at the back is limited. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test drive before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your city accordingly for dealership details.
Yes, it is expected that the Virtus is going to be the sedan counterpart of the all-new, sixth-generation Polo and is technical the second-generation VW Vento.
