Vauxhall Corsa (old)
Overall Average Rating - 78.24%Position in the Top 100 cars - 95th
Ratings
Position in the Top 100 carsReliability: 79thBuild Quality: 84thRunning Costs: 16thPerformance: 96thBraking: 95thRide Quality: 97thHandling: 96thPracticality: 82ndComfort: 97thEase of Driving: 87th
Your Quotes
“I am disappointed that a six-year-old car feels much older. Little niggles are appearing that I expect to cost in repairs over the next 12 months.”
Mr Mark Dixon - Shropshire
“Great city car but also good on long drives. I usually buy Vauxhalls, apart from a Renault Clio I bought once - I went back to the reliable Corsa! It doesn't feel like a small car. It's reliable, economic, nippy and so easy to drive - I love it!”
Jane Davies - Swansea
“It does the job - it's cheap to run and comfortable enough. I'm not going to win any races, but it suits my needs”
Mr Barrie Hall - Manchester
“Well built, cheap to run, practical car that despite its age still looks good.”
Mrs Linda Thompson - Staffordshire
“Fun to drive - easy to maintain and small enough to park easily - would like a bigger engine (SRi - but could be quicker low down.”
Mrs Karina Newlyn - Northampton
Manufacturer Verdict (Position - 28th)
Another year of bitter disappointment for Vauxhall sees it retain a miserable 28th place. While they continue to sell well, you say the firm's cars just aren't satisfying to own and drive on a day-to-day basis. Vauxhall's worst rating comes in the ease of driving rank, but other finishes are mid-table at best. It's a sad fact that the highest placed top 100 model – the Omega – is no longer in production.
