The Vauxhall Corsa is one of the best superminis around, and a looker with it. The Corsa has a good interior. Its plastics are nicely crafted, the fabrics grown-up and it gets a further lift from some of the colour schemes which are more lively than usual but don't attract the attentions of the taste police. Vauxhall Corsa Performance powered with 1.0 three-cylinder, which sounds good but does nothing. A 17-second 0-60 time really is out of order. Even the 1.2 is sluggish, and while 1.4 is plenty in many superminis it's about the bare minimum for the comparatively porky Corsa. A 1.6 turbo in the SXi is pretty sparkling without the chavvy image of the VXR.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Vauxhall Corsa
The Vauxhall Corsa is one of the best superminis around, and a looker with it. The Corsa has a good interior. Its plastics are nicely crafted, the fabrics grown-up and it gets a further lift from some of the colour schemes which are more lively than usual but don't attract the attentions of the taste police. Vauxhall Corsa Performance powered with 1.0 three-cylinder, which sounds good but does nothing. A 17-second 0-60 time really is out of order. Even the 1.2 is sluggish, and while 1.4 is plenty in many superminis it's about the bare minimum for the comparatively porky Corsa. A 1.6 turbo in the SXi is pretty sparkling without the chavvy image of the VXR.