Vauxhall Corsa
2002 (52) Elegance 16v 5dr Auto
1.4L
Petrol
Auto
Hatchback
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2003 (03) Elegance 16v 5dr Auto
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2001 (Y) 1.4i 16V Elegance 5dr
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2002 (52) Elegance 16v 5dr
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2002 (52) 1.2i 16V Elegance 5dr
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Vauxhall has signed a two-year agreement to provide a brand new fleet of 160 Corsas to Admiral Young Driver. Admiral Young driver is considered the world’s most comprehensive driving education programme, teaching youngsters from five to 17 years old at over 60 venues nationwide. Admiral Young Driver runs 800 event... (30-06-2017)
SUVs are hot property at the moment, with each manufacturer clamouring to get one to market. This is Vauxhall’s – the Mokka X. With a wide range of petrol and diesel engines to choose from at a competitive price, the Mokka X is good choice for families. But how can... (10-05-2017)
Vauxhall Commercial Vehicles will be the official commercial vehicle partner for the 2017 MCE British Superbike Championship (BSB). A total of six vans will be utilised by MCE BSB to provide both track and offsite support during the season and the fleet will include four Movano and two Brit-built Vivaro... (23-03-2017)
The Vauxhall Corsa Elegance is a high end version of this funky little hatchback that might be a few generations old but still has a lot of appeal. What you’ll find is that it’s well put together, nicely practical, safe, reliable and secure. Nothing but exceptional value for money, you get a good amount of car for your cash, and that means families, new drivers and bargain hunters in particular will enjoy it. In terms of engines, you’ll find 1.0 to 1.4 litre petrols, plus 1.7 litre diesels, so there’s definitely some punch, but running costs are low.While the Vauxhall Corsa Elegance isn’t the most modern looking of motors, it’s still not bad by any means, and has quite a friendly design. The cabin is quite comfortable, roomy, bright and breezy and solidly assembled, plus you get 285 litres of boot space. Kit wise, expect to find alloy wheels, air con, an alarm, CD stereo, cloth seats, central locking, electric windows, driver aids, heated mirrors and more; clearly it’s well equipped. A funky little car to drive, there’s a perkiness to it that’s appealing, and around town in particular it’s superb. Pay £3,000 used.