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  Vauxhall to Back One of their Competition Cars from 60’s

  Vauxhall teamed up with Classic and Sports Car magazine to support an important competition car from the 60’s through a number of historic touring races last season. The very well-known […]

   
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  Why the Scrappage Plan isn’t Good for Vauxhall

  Vauxhall has relaunched scrappage to try and discount its mediocrity. It is now offering a trade-in of minimum £2000 against most models. The rise of special car tax equivalents has […]

   
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  The History of Vauxhall

  With more than one-hundred and twelve years of history, the first thing you will notice about Vauxhall Motors is the griffin emblem which has been derived from the coat of […]

   
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  A Review of the Viva Vauxhall

  The older Viva was the type of car about which people said they didn’t make cars like that anymore. It was a simple, RWD vehicle with a 4-speed gearbox, laboring, […]

   
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  A Brief Review of the 2016 Vauxhall Meriva

  The standout feature of the Meriva compact MPV is its backward opening rear passenger door. This is quite effective and does not create too wide an opening like the sliding […]

   
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  A Review of the 2016 Vauxhall Astra

  The Vauxhall Astra is up there with the best in terms of small family hatchbacks, and it can easily compete with the best including the SEAT Leon and the VW […]

   
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  A Brief Look at the 2016 Vauxhall Corsa

  The Vauxhall Corsa is a practical and popular small car that rivals the Skoda Fabia, Ford Fiesta, and Volkswagen Polo. It can seat five and offers really low emissions for […]

   
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  The Vauxhall Lotus Carlton

  In 1986, Vauxhall purchased Lotus and everyone wondered what this family saloon maker was planning for this high-performance auto manufacturer. They took a saloon car and put a 3.6 L […]