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The reincarnation of the Vauxhall Viva becomes another name “brought back from the past like the Beetle, Mini and Fiat, says Richard Hammond in his review for the Daily Mirror. “You can tell the Viva was developed on our roads because the ride is comfortable, even more so with a few people on board. It steers well and drives as well as you need a small and simple car to. “We like simpl...

25Posted: 25th Jun 2015

The Vauxhall Insignia Tech Line Offers 'Astonishing' Savings

The Insignia and its ‘Whisper’ diesel engine are “definitely worth serious consideration”, says BusinessCarManager. “However, although the economy and CO2 are brilliant at 65.7mpg and 114g/km respectively, it’s our previous SME Company Car Winner, the 2.0-litre CDTI 140 Ecoflex that’s still our ultimate favou...

25Posted: 25th Jun 2015

The Impressive 0-60mph Vauxhall Mokka Road Test

One of the “most competitive” SUVs on the market, the Mokka attracts with “a pretty little nose” but a “robust and aggressive” body, Maggie Barry says in her ‘0-60 road test’ for the Daily record. “The Limited Edition is particularly handsome with brilliant white bodywork, black roof and wing mirrors, ...

25Posted: 25th Jun 2015

Revived Vauxhall Viva Makes Brilliant First Impression

It’s been “absent since 1979” but now Vauxhall is “reviving the Viva” with a budget city car that offers “a very different proposition” to the firm’s existing two superminis, says the Daily Express. “While the Corsa is a traditional mass-market supermini, and the ADAM a fashion statement, the Viva is fo...