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Vauxhall Vectra LS 2.0DTi 16v 4-door SaloonNewest Review: ... 2002 debut, and the new 150PS CDTi unit is great, with 6 speed gearbox! I would like Vauxhall to throw in GPS as standard (it ... more More Vauxhall card
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by - written on 20/05/05 (Very useful, 559 readings)
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I have a Vectra 2.0 DTi, that I use for work, and it was given to me as a fleet vehicle. I am quite impressed with it, it is comfortable, my only gripe is that the fuel consumption for a Diesel is not great. My Vectra drinks like Charlotte Church! On a full tank from London to Stevenage and back, you're guaranteed to use over a quarter! The Engine is not as refined as Toyota's D4-D unit, the other day I was passing a group of workmen, and they were worried and checking to see if the exhaust had fallen off their JCB. I reassured them that it was just my Vectra. The performance is not bad, 0-40 is good, I've had many a Mondeo TDCi from the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/11/00 (Very useful, 326 readings)
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I am currently driving a Vauxhall Vectra estate as a hire car for work. It is a 2.0 16v estate, the first estate that I have ever driven, and if this is how they all drive then I would really consider getting one in the future. The Vectra offers plenty of cabin space, making the car feel like you are driving around whilst sitting in your living room. The 2.0 engine gives the big car the nippiness of a much smaller car, but handles like a dream, with power steering and ABS to assist your drive. Put your foot down in first and second for a real take off, and after that cruise steadily in the rest of the gears. The extras are very handy, such as Traffic Master, ... Read the complete review
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