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What you get with the Vauxhall Astra Club is a positive hatchback that performs well, looks good and ticks all the right boxes. It’s just a good all rounder that’s great value for money and holds a lot of appeal for families and people on a budget. Easy to drive and nothing but practical and versatile, the safety and reliability scores are right up there and actually what you’ll find is that it out performs some of the most modern motors from other manufacturers. It’s got 1.4, 1.6 and 1.8 litre petrol engines, in addition to 1.3 and 1.7 litre diesels.It’s a well designed car that really does look good from the outside, and the cabin is roomy, inviting and strongly put together too. There’s enough room for kids to sit in the back without issue, and boot space is around 350 litres. In terms of equipment, you’ll note air con, steel wheels, cloth seats, electric windows, a CD stereo system, remote locking, airbags, heated mirrors, driver aids and more. What you’ll find is that the Club is easy to drive, responsive and agile on the asphalt. With definite character and a good balance, paying £4,000 used is a bargain!
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