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  • The All-new Vauxhall Corsavan Offers a Variety of Engines

    Making its global debut at the Brussels Motor Show today, the new Vauxhall Corsavan will reach the showrooms in UK in February. The small car has fresh exterior, refined chassis and simple but effective interior. Replacing its award-winning predecessor, the new model is 4.02 meters long and 1.94 meters wide.

    Power is produced by a high-class range of economical Euro-6 compliant petrol and diesel engines. The offer up to 83.1mpg fuel economy and CO2 emissions as low as 90g/km. The full list of Corsavan models with different engines includes: 2015 Vauxhall Corsavan powered by 1.2-liter engine that delivers 70PS. This model is priced at £11858.33. Vauxhall Corsavan which takes its power from the 1.3CDTi (75 PS) Start/Stop unit comes for the price of £13108.33; the model with the more powerful 1.3CDTi Start/Stop version which generates 95 PS will cost £13558.33 and, finally, the Corsavan Sportive that takes advantage of the 1.3CDTi (95 PS) Start/Stop has the price tag of £14558.33.

    Furthermore, the driving environment has been improved thanks to the seats that offer better support, durability and extended travel. Additionally, the reduced levels of noise, harshness and vibration contribute to the pleasantness of having this car. Other  extras include electronic climate control, Winter Pack with heated seats and heated steering wheel, IntelliLink with 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Bluetooth and DAB, 16-inch black alloy wheels and rear parking sensors.

    Source: Vauxhall 

  • Vauxhall Combo and Corsavan with an extended range of engines

    Vauxhall-Corsavan-THUMBVauxhall Combo will soon have an expanded range and will include models powered by a fuel-efficient 1.4 petrol engine. In detail, the latter is a brand-new Vauxall 95 hp (70 kW) Euro 5-compliant Combo unit that will be offered in L1H1 and L2H1 body types.

    What is more, this engine also includes Start/Stop technology, thank to which the Vauxhall vehicle is able to achieve CO2 emissions of 163g/km and 40.3mpg combined cycle.

    Vauxhall Combo
    Vauxhall Combo

    Furthermore, the famous Vauxhall Corsavan range will also get an additional engine option – a 1.2 petrol unit also with Start/Stop function. Thank to the latter, the Corsavan engine boasts CO2 of 119g/km, which in fact is a saving of 5g/km over the standard 1.2 engine. It has a 55.4mpg combined cycle.

    Vauxhall Corsavan
    Vauxhall Corsavan

    Source: Vauxhall

  • 2011 Vauxhall Corsavan EcoFlex Price – £13 048.33

    Vauxhall has price the new Corsavan 1.3 CDTi 16v with 95PS ecoFLEX, which boasts Start/Stop system and achieves sub-100g/km of CO2.

    The result is also thanks to a variable geometry turbocharger, lowered chassis, aerodynamic wheel covers and optimised gear ratios with a shift up indicator. These upgrades help the Corsavan ecoFLEX achieve Euro 5 compliancy as well as an impressive 78.3mpg on the combined cycle and 65.6mpg urban driving. The CO2 figure is just 95 g/km.

    “It’s great news that the Corsavan ecoFLEX is top of its class for CO2 emissions,” commented Steve Bryant, Vauxhall’s Commercial Vehicle Brand Manager.

    “Griffin-badged vans are well known for their low running costs and Vauxhall’s most economical commercial vehicle ever is further proof of this.”, he added.

    The new Coravan ecoFLEX model is priced at £13 048.33 OTR and orders can be placed from 11th July.

    2011 Vauxhall Corsavan EcoFlex
    2011 Vauxhall Corsavan EcoFlex
    2011 Vauxhall Corsavan EcoFlex
    2011 Vauxhall Corsavan EcoFlex

    Source: Vauxhall

  • Corsavan – Small Van Of The Year 2008

    Small vans with low running costs have never been more popular – and according to leading light commercial vehicle magazine What Van?, the Vauxhall Corsavan is the best of the lot.

    The prestigious publication awarded Corsavan the title of ‘Small Van of the Year 2008’ – the second year in succession that it has taken the accolade – citing its road manners, fuel economy and modern, streamlined styling as the key features that made it more attractive than rivals.

    What Van? Editor Neil McIntee said that Corsavan’s car-derived origins gave it extra appeal in a heavily competitive sector.

    “On the face of it the latest breed of small vans ought to spell the end for commercials based on hatchback cars,” he said, “but from the viewpoint of status-conscious customers Corsavan is a far more acceptable sight on the typical suburban driveway.

    “What’s more, Corsavan comes with all of the virtues of the car on which it is based. As a consequence, it comfortably outclasses similar products so far as driveability is concerned”

    Corsavan - What Van? small van of the year 2008

    Corsavan’s popularity is reflected in its sales figures – By the end of November, Vauxhall had sold 2,253 Corsavans in 2008, 169 more than in the whole of 2007.

    “The small van market is growing more and more important as businesses look to keep their costs under control,” said Steve Bryant, Vauxhall Commercial Vehicle Brand Manager. “The fact that Corsavan shares so much with the multi-award winning Corsa car means we have a van that offers class-leading levels of quality, dynamics and roadside appeal, all of which are increasingly important to commercial vehicle customers.”

    Vauxhall sold over 53,000 vans in the UK in 2007, and is Britain’s biggest manufacturer of light commercial vehicles. By the end of 2008, the company will have constructed over 100,000 vans in the UK at plants in Luton, Bedfordshire and Ellesmere Port, Cheshire.