Vauxhall car reviews

• Vauxhall Agila (2008-)

  New price: - - £13.350

  

• Vauxhall Ampera (2012-)

  New price: £37.250 - £38.995

  

• Vauxhall Antara (2007-)

  New price: £18.630 - £28.260

  

• Vauxhall Astra (2004-2009)

  New price: £13.115 - £25.815

  

• Vauxhall Astra (2009-)

  New price: £13.115 - £25.155

  

• Vauxhall Astra GTC (2011-)

  New price: £18.500 - £23.880

  

• Vauxhall Astra Estate (2004-2010)

  New price: £17.465 - £24.154

  

• Vauxhall Astra Sports Tourer (2010-)

  New price: £17.275 - £25.150

  

• Vauxhall Combo Tour (2007-)

  New price: £12.962 - £15.491

  

• Vauxhall Corsa (2006-)

  New price: £9.495 - £22.155

  

• Vauxhall Insignia (2008-)

  New price: £17.890 - £36.580

  

• Vauxhall Insignia Sport Tourer (2009-)

  New price: £19.210 - £36.580

  

• Vauxhall Meriva (2010-)

  New price: £12.490 - £22.130

  

• Vauxhall Zafira (2005-)

  New price: £13.980 - £27.090

  

• Vauxhall Insignia reviews

  2 reviews available (2009 - 2012) | Used price: from £9.095

  

  Large Vauxhalls have always represented great value-for-money - and the Insignia very much follows this story-line. Offered in four-door saloon, five-door hatchback and Sports Tourer estate forms, the Insignia is so much better to drive than the old Vauxhall Vectra.

• Vauxhall Combo Tour reviews

  1 review available (2007 - 2011) | Used price: from £6.275

  

• Vauxhall Antara reviews

  1 review available (2007 - 2011) | Used price: from £8.425

  

  The Vauxhall Antara, launched in 2007, was a latecomer to the compact 4x4 party - and it hasn't exactly set the market on fire. While it has its strengths, it doesn't do anything spectacularly well, especially compared to talented rivals like the VW Tiguan and Ford Kuga.

• Vauxhall Tigra reviews

  1 review available (2004 - 2009) | Used price: from £4.695

  

  The Vauxhall Tigra is a strict two-seater convertible with a clever folding steel hard-top to make it usable all year round. It really doesn't feel like a proper sports car to drive, though - it's based on the humble Vauxhall Corsa. The 1.8-litre petrol version offers the best performance. 

• Vauxhall Meriva reviews

  2 reviews available (2003 - 2011) | Used price: from £2.225

  

  The Meriva is Vauxhall's entry-level MPV. While the first generation Meriva was quite small, the new one has grown in size and sprouted novel rear-hinging doors at the back for extra practicality. But can it match rivals like the Ford C-Max and Citroen C3 Picasso?

• Vauxhall Signum reviews

  1 review available (2003 - 2008) | Used price: from £2.450

  

• Vauxhall Vectra reviews

  2 reviews available (2002 - 2008) | Used price: from £1.650

  

  Vauxhall has sold vast quantities of its Vectra over the years - and with good reason. The Vectra represents cheap, roomy, practical, comfortable family transport. It's a direct rival for the Ford Mondeo and was sold in hatchback, saloon and estate models. 

• Vauxhall Corsa reviews

  2 reviews available (2000 - 2012) | Used price: from £1.695

  

  Vauxhall's bread-and-butter Corsa seems like it's been with us forever. The Corsa remains a sales hit, even in the face of talented newer rivals like the Ford Fiesta and VW Polo. While the Corsa may not set owners' hearts on fire, it's a sensible, reliable supermini. 

• Vauxhall Agila reviews

  2 reviews available (2000 - 2012) | Used price: from £1.275

  

  The current Vauxhall Agila is the identical twin of the Suzuki Splash. Unlike the below-par first-generation Agila, which was based on the  Suzuki Wagon R+, the new one is a great all-round package. It's surprisingly roomy, easy to drive and has proved reliable so far. 

• Vauxhall Zafira reviews

  2 reviews available (1999 - 2011) | Used price: from £1.595

  

  Since 1999, the Vauxhall Zafira has offered superbly practical seven-seater family transport. Now in its second generation, the Zafira has definitely been overshadowed by the newer Vauxhall Meriva. But the Zafira remains a roomy seven-seat MPV that offers serious value for money.