Vauxhall Agila 1.2i 16v

Vauxhall Agila 1.2i 16v (Club) Advantages: - Driver height. Roomy for passengers. Economical. Adaptable. Disadvantages: - Small boot. Looks. Slightly noisy. Underpowered slightly. The model we have is a “Club”. What can I say about these strange looking cars, quite a lot really. The ride height is very good with good all round vision, I can guarantee you will not go back to a low car after driving one of these. The car looks different with every colour they paint it. The RED makes it look like Postman Pats van. The BLACK and DARK BLUE make it look like a London Taxi. The YELLOW, I don’t know what to say about that! The ...  Read the complete review

I have a 1.0L Agila myself and I do enjoy driving it. The car has been extremely good so far (Only done 16,000 to date) and has had ZERO faults. It is almost two years old and has never seen a garage since it was new (I serviced it myself). It has had no teething problems that you often get with other new cars and has simply worked. Granted the specification is basic and the looks contraversal but it makes a very practical small car. Because of the tall roof you sit more upright in the sits and so less leg-room is required. The car is not so good for long motorway jorney's. Whilst it will cruise at 80mph if you make it, it is more confortable at ...  Read the complete review

Vauxhall Agila 1.2 "Elegance", initial registration 6 / 2002 Extra equipment: air conditioning, power windows, central locking, alloy rim, rev meter, fog lamps, CD radio. My first car was a Renault R4. Certainly this car did not look very elegant, and was sluggish and susceptible to corrosion. But on the other hand it was extremely handy and budget-priced. Sadly, instead of modernising it thoroughly, Renault discontinued it. Since a few years the Kangoo is available, initially promoted as the R4's successor. Actually this primarily fits the R4 delivery van (F4 "Fourgonette"). After our Seat Ibiza's sudden end, we wanted a car ...  Read the complete review

Once passing my driving test in April 2005 i had a M reg vauxhall corsa given to me by my brother until i could afford to buy myself a new car. the car was mechanicially sound, until about october time of 2005, been in steady job, i decided to buy myself a brand new corsa from my local Lookers Vauxhall garage in st helens. i bought myself a silver 1.0 design on a 05 plate. I owned the car for about two weeks when i was driving along and when changing from 3rd to 4th i heard a loud crunching sound, i checked the clutch was all the way down, which it was and afterward i could not get the car into 4th gear. i drove the car back to vauxhalls, who imformed me that ...  Read the complete review

I went to Vauxhall to buy a Corsa. Whilst in the showroom i was looking at the Agila, and decided it was the weirdest car i had seen! I asked the salesman about pricing for a Corsa with the toys i wanted, but kept looking at this Agila. It looked weird, but curiosity got the better of me and I took one for a test drive. Absolutely loved it. Manouverable, nippy, comfortable driving position, and I was sold. Absolutely fantastic car, although a bit noisy especially at speed. Very few problems, although the paintwork cracked initally, and after some arguing it gone done under warranty, and the wiring loom to the Air conditioning failed. Again much arguing got it fixed under ...  Read the complete review