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Vauxhall Agila

Smartly styled city car MPV is practical and costs pennies to run

Vauxhall Agila

March 2009

It may be the baby of Vauxhall's range but that doesn't mean the Agila isn't practical – think of it as a Meriva-lite. And with a starting price tag of £7,925, you can't buy much more space for the money.

The driving experience isn't bad either, and although the 64bhp 1.0-litre engine isn't as good as the more powerful 1.2-litre, it comes in EcoFLEX trim which means 56mpg and CO2 emissions of 120g/km for a £35 yearly road tax burden.

The downside is a complete absence of standard equipment – you don't even get central locking in  Expression trim. Still, as a cheap, good looking and flexible urban runaround, the Agila performs pretty well.


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