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Vauxhall Vectra GLS 1.8i 16v 5-door HatchbackNewest Review: ... found that there is one problem with it and that is that in the back, when one of the back windows are open, the air rushes ... more More Vauxhall card
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by - written on 02/12/00 (Very useful, 553 readings)
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I think that my Vauxhall Vectra is the best car that I have ever had! I originally got it as a company car but I liked it so much that I got my own. It has great handling and I love the interior. I have found that there is one problem with it and that is that in the back, when one of the back windows are open, the air rushes past the top of the seatbelt and the sound really gets on your nerves but my vectra has air conditioning so no one really opens the back windows. There is one other problem though. I have found that after several months of using the car, the windscreen cracks. Its nothing major and the windscreen doesn't fall in on you but the crack starts off ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/10/00 (Very useful, 1149 readings)
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I drove an R reg Vectra GLS for 3 years. Not a bad car but it left a little to be desired. The main problem was with the suspension: the car would "wallow" it's way around roundabouts. In the first week I was forever pulling into petrol stations as I kept thinking I had a puncture! Many people also complained of backache from the uncomfortable seats, though personally, I only suffered from this once, on a very long journey. I now have an X reg GLS and, from the advertising, it boasts over 2000 improvements! How bad does a car have to be to require 2000 improvements?! The new car is, however, an improvement on the last one. The engine is quiet and ... Read the complete review
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