Vauxhall Meriva

he new Vauxhall Meriva is due on sale this season and the new design features rear openings that hit their hinges at the backwards to make getting out and in so much easier.

Vauxhall hit widened the colour palette for outdoor paint finishes and hit also unveiled some engrossing alloy wheel designs for the latest Vauxhall Meriva. The inland has had a mild makeover too with added chrome detailing lifting the rather sombre cabin. Revised fabrics are both more attractive and harder wearing.

Four petrol engines are offered along with a pair of CDTi oil-burners. The first diesel engine and the one likely to prove most popular is the Vauxhall Meriva1.3-litre CDTi, already institute in the Vauxhall Corsa and the Vauxhall Tigra. The Vauxhall Meriva is capable of 57mpg on the combined cycle. On a individual separate it module force fireman to 66mpg. Even in kibosh start city traffic, the figure module rarely dip much below 42mpg. Vauxhall state that when compared to a petrol version, a motorist covering 12,000 miles a assemblage module save around £420 if they opt for the Vauxhall Meriva CDTi diesel car.

Prices start at approximately £10,000 so the Vauxhall Meriva should be thoughtful if hunting for a grouping traveler with economy a clear winner.