PROS Strong equipment levels for most versions Fundamentally reliable and cheap to run Sweet 1.0-litre engines from 2014-18 Overview The Vauxhall Corsa is a staple of both the new and used car market in the UK. For budget-conscious motorists seeking a cheap-to-run car, its sheer popularity makes it a default choice. It may not have the most dynamic reputation, but as a solid and sensible motor that shouldn't give you any nasty surprises, it's a safe bet. The 2014 Vauxhall Corsa (known in the trade as Corsa E – not to be confused with the latest brand new, pure electric Corsa-e!) was not actually a brand new car at launch. Rather, it was a heavy facelift of the 2006 Corsa D, with all-new bodywork and a fresh, higher-quality interior. This allowed Vauxhall to hone the drive and deliver a smarter cabin with some surprising added tech – many cars, for example, have a comprehensive touchscreen infotainment system. 12V power outlet, 16" Silver alloy wheels - Style 1, 2 height adjustable rear headrests, 6 speakers, ABS + EBD + EBA, Air recirculation system, Apple car play/Android Auto, Black fog light surrounds, Bluetooth audio streaming, Bluetooth system, Body coloured bumpers, Body coloured door handles, Body coloured door mirrors, Brake assist function, Centre console with cupholders, Chrome front grille, Chrome gear knob, Chrome interior door handles, Coming home function, Cruise control + speed limiter, DAB digital radio module, Deadlocks, Delay courtesy light function, Driver/passenger 2 stage auto adaptive a, Driver/passenger reading lights, Driver/passenger sunvisors and vanity mi, Easy ent
