I wish car companies would use thier budgets to make the things you actually touch better quality rather than the top of the dash. No one apart from car journalist care about how squidgy they are.
I never understood why reviewers make such a big deal about caressing the top of the dash in every review. I don't think I've ever touched the top of my car's dashboard.
@@BlackStar2161 Yes, its very strange. They will tell you about the top of the dash but not how any of the buttons you will touch everyday feel . I would love to know when this strange obsession started.
I've been driving this as a courtesy car and it's grown on me. The power behind it is tremendous, it's so smooth at high speed and it feels like you're driving a high end, high quality car!
@@stephen10. Nothing wrong with PSA reliability. You have never had one by the sounds of it!! Make sure you experience a brand before you say something that isnt true!!
What cars in this class actually have a rear arm rest? Most don't even have a front one. I don't think even the A1 has a rear arm rest, so I don't see value in the criticism.
Went from Aussie to the UK and on a couple of occasions hired a 'small car' and got a Corsa. They've obviously improved, because in the early days, my wife and I agreed on something, and that was we'd never hired a car that was more aptly named. A coarser Corsa would be hard to find.. The latest iteration is obviously a great improvement.
I like these! I have one as a courtesy car and it’s you can 100% tell Vauxhall is now French-owned. But the power from the 100hp 1.2T is quite impressive and punchy enough for sure
As everyone I had a courtesy car one of these! Besides the very quiet speakers and really high clutch and brake pedals I liked it. Very nippy, 1.2t 100 ps is way faster than the 100ps fiesta I used to have.
What we really want to know is. How many different colour trousers does James have in the suitcase he brings along to each review? And where does he change into them?
Everyone keeps saying that but I don't get it, they're horrible little things, the engine and automatic transmission suck, the air condition is crap and the dashboard was lit up like a christmas tree and the oil light even came on, I checked the oil and it was at the correct level but it was diluted with petrol. Badly designed cheaply put together. 3 weeks I was stuck with this rubbish. My Toyota Auris 2016 is far superior.
I have one as a courtesy and while the back row is quite tight and the access doors are tiny it is a great vehicle. Also the manual rear windows in the courtesy car I’m not particularly used to
new European and NCAP rules.....small cars need to have lane assist, auto braking and no injuries in crash tests just to get 4 stars NCAP.....if you want 5 stars, car needs self steering and crash avoidance.....that makes small city cars very very expansive
@@motorartuk3636 because so many idiots buy cars based on the monthly payment, they can easily sneak up list prices to ridiculous amounts and nobody notices. With discounts and "incentives" all the prices are arbitrary numbers most of the time anyway!
I do like the Corsa it's a good looking car great 1.2 engine and I can see the speedometer which is a bonus ... IV heard bad things about the reliability already I'll wait a few years so I'll stick with the Kia Rio GT line 7 year warranty and all.
I had one as a courtesy car for 3 weeks it sucked dashboard was like a Christmas tree and the oil light even came on so I checked it the level was actually fine but the oil was diluted with petrol
Unfortunately, Opel/Vauxhall are just an extension of the PSA line-up nowadays. Yes, I know they were owned by GM, but they didn't quite borrow anything from GM during that time since Opel/Vauxhall were kind of the european division of Chevy, so they were fully developed in Europe and for Europe and that really set them apart from the American designed GM cars, and it even gave them their own source of identity. And, now, it's pretty much the other way around, as almost everything featured on the new Corsa is taken straight away from other PSA cars in order to cheapen the project.
I had one of these as a courtesy car while my car was in for body repairs it was a manual. The gears were notchy it skipped and jumped on the road when cornering after going over a small pothole. Head rest pushes your head forward making it uncomfortable drive. The pedles were to close together kept getting my feet caught on brake clutch.Couldn't wait to get my own karando back it's more economical to drive and a lot smoother .the previous model corsa my wife used to have was much better car to drive now she has a tivoli much better car than the Peugeot/corsa
I've got one of these for a week while my mazda3 is in for body repair. I had a 308 GT 130 with this engine but I swear this is faster despite being 30bhp down. Maybe the 8 speed auto helps as the changes are practically seamless. Totally agree with the ten to two control stalks, it just feels weird. Also the use of plastics throughout, I recall my astra K felt cheap in this respect. Equipment level is astonishing on the one I have, practically auto everything. Would I actually buy one? Well, my experience with this engine is not the best. They run a cambelt in oil which caused no me end of problems resulting in a trade in on the aforementioned mazda. The belts are known to disintegrate and block the oil ways and worst case scenario will destroy the engine. Supposedly this has been fixed with a new belt material update from 2017 on but the jury is still out on the longevity. PSA currently have a recall of over half a million puretechs from 2013 - 17. The engine is currently being re-engineered to use a timing chain.
Can’t wait to see Opel/Vauxhall nos selling cars here in Brazil! Corsa used to be a great sucess, but GM switched it for a cheaper and less reliable car/platform (Chevrolet Agile)! Great review!!!
laserjet2000 it’s essentially a Peugeot now. The same that happened to you guys in South America has happened here. Wish we had the Corsa pick up though!!!
I will never understand why they make the dash soft touch....when you never touch it and the top of the doors hard plastic where you tend to rest your arm while on long drives! Just silly
1:27 guys I'm reaally into Corsa and Opel and I'm eagerly looking for more information about the original Corsa F that was scrapped by PSA. I've seen pics of prototypes of that car wearing the black and white camouflage which means it had the production version body. If you have any info about the name of the GM's platform it would use or the drivetrain or even some renderings or pics of one with light camouflage and you want to help me please reply me with what you have.
Could you please tell us how these new three cylinder engines compare to the four cylinder, not only in noise but in durability and why go down to three cylinders in the first place. Thank you
A touch of KA+ in the back end. And making the car so low won't appeal to the older demographic, it's a no brainer if you look at sales of the Dacia Sandero Stepway, Renault Captur etc., the 'grey' money will go elsewhere.
finally got my 130 ultimate! ordered jan the 3rd delivered 30th june! the car i ordered was certainly not the car delivered! was missing very many things i bought the car for!! adaptive cruise control for one!
I'm waiting for the first owners comment to say engine management light is on... Happened with every damn vauxhall I've been unlucky enough to own... Only one I liked was a 3.2 diesel signum... Till it broke.
Looks a lot better with the optional diamond cut alloys and the bigger infotainment screen it makes the current Ford Fiesta look very dated now Is the presenter Quintin Wilson’s son ? sounds like him
The current Ford Fiesta knocks this thing well out of the ballpark. The interior, exterior, and pretty much everything is far better on the fiesta in my opinion. www.carbuyer.co.uk/reviews/ford/fiesta/hatchback/review
Like many other comments for this one a courtesy car. Only issue I find is the clutch when moving from 1st Gear at a stop. Have to lift the clutch and accelerated
I've driven one today, 166 miles of pain. The gear lever is cheap and it moves a bit every time you put your foot on the gas, pedals are way too crowded (clutch and break pedals are way too close to each other), the rest pad for the left foot is extremely small(cannot be used, that's how small it is). Ah, and the seats are not fantastic either, on entry levels at least. It is the first time I've struggled to find a decent and comfortable driving position. It drives well on back country secondary roads as long as you don't need to change gears. I'm 6ft 1" and shoe size 8.5 so I should fit and feel comfortable in the cabin....
Yes, and this rest pad gets in the way when depressing the clutch pedal. making it difficult to change gear especially when simultaneously depressing the brake pedal.
99 ron I’ve been searching and searching. It looks like the Buick Excelle sedan now sold in China is a 2020 Corsa with a boot. It matches almost exactly with most of the Corsa prototype photos. Also the Chevrolet Onix sold in South America seems to share the body shell minus the boot although the interior is different.
! I’m currently driving one of these with 450miles on it brand new. What I would say is it’s very small n even though this one I’m in is fully loaded with Parkin sensors, full digital dash heated seats n the lot but personally if ur lookin fr something this size then get the fiesta in the st line as I had one fr a month n it was amazing it felt much bigger than the corsa n drove amazingly but I personally think it also looked better than the corsa...jus my humble opinion Anywayz.🙃✌🏾
Spec for spec you’ll get more kit in your Corsa than you will in a Polo, I know I’ve done the comparison and nobody ever pays list price at Vauxhall, plus interest rates from Vauxhall finance are usually significantly lower than what Volkswagen offer.
After test driving one of these they’re not actually that bad the interior design is a lot better than most hatch’s nowadays and it is nimble and light I just wanna know if they’re going to make a VXR 🤔
This 208 should never have been called a Corsa! I can’t wait to see the Corsa that should have been pop up somewhere across the GM brands. They’re not going to waste all that development so it must be around somewhere.
Technically it’s a Corsa F so 6th gen, psa buying them out was probably a good thing now especially with all the engine troubles they had. He said it’s only available in 5 door so does that mean the Vxr is dead?
You describe the interior as poverty spec due to no rear armrest or air vents, however when have you ever seen a rear centre armrest in a supermini. Clio, Fiesta, Polo oh no, therefore Ah never. Clio
I'm also a little confused. He is talking about the space in the rear like he is sitting in a mid size sedan or wagon. What do you expect from a small car? Space for 5 adults on long distance trips?
I love the way his outfit matches the car's body colours!
If it were for 17 year olds you'd be reviewing a slammed 2003 Corsa C with big spoilers and exhaust from the Space Shuttle LOL
I would like to see that rewiew to be honest :D
Your depiction of teens are from the last decade. Teens nowadays drive Golfs and Audi’s. They’re spoilt and have money in their pockets
When I was 17 I had a vauxhall B man that car was decent. Insurance was about 3000 though D:
@@sullysullivan1187 not where I live
Ambienfinity Music stop describing my boat. *car
Seems like they’ve ditched the basic corsa shape and gone wholesale Peugeot .
Yeah
It does not look like a corsa
No it doesn't look like a Peugeot inside or out! It's NOTHING like a Peugeot inside. I much prefer a new Peugeot 208 2020 model to this one.
blakaeg ooh, well that’s me told.
Lost it’s corsa feel, but not surprising
I wish car companies would use thier budgets to make the things you actually touch better quality rather than the top of the dash. No one apart from car journalist care about how squidgy they are.
I never understood why reviewers make such a big deal about caressing the top of the dash in every review. I don't think I've ever touched the top of my car's dashboard.
@@BlackStar2161 Yes, its very strange. They will tell you about the top of the dash but not how any of the buttons you will touch everyday feel . I would love to know when this strange obsession started.
Well I care
I care because I rub my bullocks on my dashboard from time to time.
It’s a very strange phenomena
I've been driving this as a courtesy car and it's grown on me. The power behind it is tremendous, it's so smooth at high speed and it feels like you're driving a high end, high quality car!
I've had one as a courtesy car too, I love it, it's deceptively fast and is a great small car
I've had it as a courtesy car for the last 3 weeks and I don't want to give it back on Tuesday!
I just bought this yesterday and it really goes feel like an expensive car from the inside and it is soo nippy!
I currently have one as a courtesy car and it's made me want one lol
Totally agree the power is really good and it’s a really smooth drive
I’m watching this because I am 17, and I know I’ll never afford one hahaha
Wait 8 years and it will be cheap to buy.
Get a 2nd hand Focus
Many are sold on finance. Think of it as like taking out a mortgage on a house you know will plummet in value.
@@jamescaley9942 plummit in value?? Really! A house will always make money.. well mine did after 2 year made 30k profit.
Jamie I think he means buying a house you know will depreciate, not that houses depreciate.
So this is where will from Inbetweeners ended up
Agree with the comment on the alloys - they look like something from the mk3 corsa!
At least they are a sensible size.
Can’t see this corsa being popular with the 17 year olds
Forza223 Bowe I know the 2015 to 2019 appealed more to me than this one
I'm 17 and I quite like the styling of this one
How many 17 year olds can afford any brand new car though? 🤦♂️
@@dgbservices6049 None unless you're spoilt but maybe a couple years down the line it will be in the same position the Corsa C and D are right now
DGB Services haven’t you heard of PCP?
As a German I'm used to a different emblem on that car. Besides that: PSA is the best thing, that could have been happen to Opel/Vauxhall.
can you just learn reliability to PSA and it will be satisfying .
Best thing? nope I won't touch a new vauxhall, older ones only
@@MrRohanThomas Oh yes.. GM based Vauxhalls were all top of the line in every class... I remember... not.
@@stephen10. Nothing wrong with PSA reliability. You have never had one by the sounds of it!! Make sure you experience a brand before you say something that isnt true!!
@@MrRohanThomas Obviously the older ones were not that good, that's why they had to be taken over by PSA!!
That even looks like Peugeot from the side.
And back looks like Toyota
Calling all chavs across the UK! Your new car is here!
Josh Bacon exactly what I was thinking
thanks bruv
I think these days chavs have gravitated more towards the Volkswagen Golf
: at least that's what they seem to be driving where I'm from
Fagashlil1234 that’s definitely the case here in Leeds!
Mr Matching Pants
What cars in this class actually have a rear arm rest? Most don't even have a front one. I don't think even the A1 has a rear arm rest, so I don't see value in the criticism.
Cars in this class never get that as far as I know.
@@h.s.5995 why would you want one either. Never used an armrest in my life.
Stephen Murray It makes it way more comfortable on longer journeys?
Had two Corsa's and loved them but this is shocking and the price wow really!!!
Went from Aussie to the UK and on a couple of occasions hired a 'small car' and got a Corsa. They've obviously improved, because in the early days, my wife and I agreed on something, and that was we'd never hired a car that was more aptly named. A coarser Corsa would be hard to find.. The latest iteration is obviously a great improvement.
America hate its peoppe to have 1.2 litter engines, all engines in usa have 3.0 1.8 its embarrasing
I like these! I have one as a courtesy car and it’s you can 100% tell Vauxhall is now French-owned. But the power from the 100hp 1.2T is quite impressive and punchy enough for sure
This car reminds me of my nana’s 2018 Citroen c3 (inside)
If you prefer Matt, why are you here? You know exactly where to find him. Please stop boring us!
Malfan I like them both, I think James has grown on a lot of people, the fact him and Matt are friends has probably helped too.
As everyone I had a courtesy car one of these! Besides the very quiet speakers and really high clutch and brake pedals I liked it. Very nippy, 1.2t 100 ps is way faster than the 100ps fiesta I used to have.
What we really want to know is. How many different colour trousers does James have in the suitcase he brings along to each review? And where does he change into them?
Watched this just to see James lol so so sick of the Matt Show
Never thought I would want one but after having one as a courtesy car, I’m pleasantly surprised
Everyone keeps saying that but I don't get it, they're horrible little things, the engine and automatic transmission suck, the air condition is crap and the dashboard was lit up like a christmas tree and the oil light even came on, I checked the oil and it was at the correct level but it was diluted with petrol. Badly designed cheaply put together. 3 weeks I was stuck with this rubbish. My Toyota Auris 2016 is far superior.
I have one as a courtesy and while the back row is quite tight and the access doors are tiny it is a great vehicle. Also the manual rear windows in the courtesy car I’m not particularly used to
For a decent spec auto £26K
No thank u! Way way to expensive
Loooooool, are car manufacturers mentally ill?
It’s a freaking corsa, not a Mercedes a class
new European and NCAP rules.....small cars need to have lane assist, auto braking and no injuries in crash tests just to get 4 stars NCAP.....if you want 5 stars, car needs self steering and crash avoidance.....that makes small city cars very very expansive
@@motorartuk3636 because so many idiots buy cars based on the monthly payment, they can easily sneak up list prices to ridiculous amounts and nobody notices. With discounts and "incentives" all the prices are arbitrary numbers most of the time anyway!
Yip starting at £16,000 holy crap are these car manufacturers for real! Crazy prices 😭
Loving the colour coordination with the car there!
Some young people pretty much forced into buying a corsa because it tends to be cheap on insurance
I do like the Corsa it's a good looking car great 1.2 engine and I can see the speedometer which is a bonus ... IV heard bad things about the reliability already I'll wait a few years so I'll stick with the Kia Rio GT line 7 year warranty and all.
I had one as a courtesy car for 3 weeks it sucked dashboard was like a Christmas tree and the oil light even came on so I checked it the level was actually fine but the oil was diluted with petrol
Nobody:
This guy: shame really
It seems like everyone has had one as a courtesy car 😂
Why are people complaining about the price?
Vauxhall vehicles are available with substantial discounts everywhere.
Unfortunately, Opel/Vauxhall are just an extension of the PSA line-up nowadays. Yes, I know they were owned by GM, but they didn't quite borrow anything from GM during that time since Opel/Vauxhall were kind of the european division of Chevy, so they were fully developed in Europe and for Europe and that really set them apart from the American designed GM cars, and it even gave them their own source of identity. And, now, it's pretty much the other way around, as almost everything featured on the new Corsa is taken straight away from other PSA cars in order to cheapen the project.
I am as a matter of fact 17 and I'm actually thinking about getting this car
Good luck lmao
Great Video Review. I particularly like the style and the red paint colour as well
Vauxhall in UK, everywhere else except US and Australia it's known as Opel.
It’s not all about design. It’s about how the car drives and how reliable it is which Vauxhall’s is none the above.
"shame really" sums up this car.
And your religion as well
H S stfu
@@trill625 facts lol
is the clutch as high as the peugots?
I am a driving instructor who does freelance work for Young Driver so wanted to know what car we are getting next. Thank you so much.
I had one of these as a courtesy car while my car was in for body repairs it was a manual. The gears were notchy it skipped and jumped on the road when cornering after going over a small pothole. Head rest pushes your head forward making it uncomfortable drive. The pedles were to close together kept getting my feet caught on brake clutch.Couldn't wait to get my own karando back it's more economical to drive and a lot smoother .the previous model corsa my wife used to have was much better car to drive now she has a tivoli much better car than the Peugeot/corsa
It's more expensive than you think and it will cost more in depreciation, no doubt! Especially compared to the likes of the Polo.
Be on sale for £20,000 new and a year or so time it will be in a car supermarket for £7,000
I've got one of these for a week while my mazda3 is in for body repair. I had a 308 GT 130 with this engine but I swear this is faster despite being 30bhp down. Maybe the 8 speed auto helps as the changes are practically seamless. Totally agree with the ten to two control stalks, it just feels weird. Also the use of plastics throughout, I recall my astra K felt cheap in this respect. Equipment level is astonishing on the one I have, practically auto everything. Would I actually buy one? Well, my experience with this engine is not the best. They run a cambelt in oil which caused no me end of problems resulting in a trade in on the aforementioned mazda. The belts are known to disintegrate and block the oil ways and worst case scenario will destroy the engine. Supposedly this has been fixed with a new belt material update from 2017 on but the jury is still out on the longevity. PSA currently have a recall of over half a million puretechs from 2013 - 17. The engine is currently being re-engineered to use a timing chain.
Give it another 20 years and all of the european car manufacturers will have amalgamated in to one!
Hope not, alliances between car manufacturers are getting more and more common now
Dont know what young people buy Corsa's now. It's the Honda Jazz of Vauxhall's line up.
Can’t wait to see Opel/Vauxhall nos selling cars here in Brazil! Corsa used to be a great sucess, but GM switched it for a cheaper and less reliable car/platform (Chevrolet Agile)! Great review!!!
laserjet2000 it’s essentially a Peugeot now. The same that happened to you guys in South America has happened here. Wish we had the Corsa pick up though!!!
I will never understand why they make the dash soft touch....when you never touch it and the top of the doors hard plastic where you tend to rest your arm while on long drives! Just silly
One of the few small cars with a 6th gear. So pleasant on the highway. I got the corsa e (2015) and i love it.
@Bubba Smith in the netherlands they only sold the turbo. 90hp and 115hp. And a diesel.
The turboless version was more expensif because of tax
1:27 guys I'm reaally into Corsa and Opel and I'm eagerly looking for more information about the original Corsa F that was scrapped by PSA. I've seen pics of prototypes of that car wearing the black and white camouflage which means it had the production version body. If you have any info about the name of the GM's platform it would use or the drivetrain or even some renderings or pics of one with light camouflage and you want to help me please reply me with what you have.
Could you please tell us how these new three cylinder engines compare to the four cylinder, not only in noise but in durability and why go down to three cylinders in the first place. Thank you
Corsa he’s wearing red pants 😎
Good job on wearing a pair of trousers to match the colour of the car :D
A touch of KA+ in the back end. And making the car so low won't appeal to the older demographic, it's a no brainer if you look at sales of the Dacia Sandero Stepway, Renault Captur etc., the 'grey' money will go elsewhere.
I have one corsa edition, benzine. and its tooo quite :/ im thinking of buying the gs line but not for sure ..
Let's be honest the best looking small car today is the Renault Clio especially in white.
I really like it
Get youself a hyundai, low insurance group brackets, 5 year warrenty, modern engines with turbos, economical and overall good value for money!
Wouldn’t touch a Vauxhall with a barge pole, they are crap cars and even worse now PSA has took over
finally got my 130 ultimate! ordered jan the 3rd delivered 30th june! the car i ordered was certainly not the car delivered! was missing very many things i bought the car for!! adaptive cruise control for one!
I'm waiting for the first owners comment to say engine management light is on...
Happened with every damn vauxhall I've been unlucky enough to own...
Only one I liked was a 3.2 diesel signum...
Till it broke.
je but it's a PSA engine +management now....
The over pronounced "P's" on this guy is building anger in me.. dont know why 🤣
Bro he is annoying af
All ways making good content 👊🏿👊🏿
I love your in-depth reviews 👍👍👍
How big is it... Nearly the size of the astra... And price really....
So basically a Peugeot 208. Not a bad thing. Probably the best "Vauxhall" Corsa ever. Let's hope it doesn't drive like a Vauxhall.
From Opel's point of view, this is the 6th generation Corsa.
Inside is nice but I really do think like the shape the front needs a new design very disappointed
Looks a lot better with the optional diamond cut alloys and the bigger infotainment screen it makes the current Ford Fiesta look very dated now
Is the presenter Quintin Wilson’s son ? sounds like him
The current Ford Fiesta knocks this thing well out of the ballpark. The interior, exterior, and pretty much everything is far better on the fiesta in my opinion. www.carbuyer.co.uk/reviews/ford/fiesta/hatchback/review
Like many other comments for this one a courtesy car. Only issue I find is the clutch when moving from 1st Gear at a stop. Have to lift the clutch and accelerated
the new vauhall cosa looks fantasic
Wow I know Matt Watson didnt create car reviews, but you've definitely copied his format in perfect order.
Would this car be a pre production one?
Can you guys state the power levels with each engine option you list please?
I've driven one today, 166 miles of pain. The gear lever is cheap and it moves a bit every time you put your foot on the gas, pedals are way too crowded (clutch and break pedals are way too close to each other), the rest pad for the left foot is extremely small(cannot be used, that's how small it is). Ah, and the seats are not fantastic either, on entry levels at least. It is the first time I've struggled to find a decent and comfortable driving position. It drives well on back country secondary roads as long as you don't need to change gears. I'm 6ft 1" and shoe size 8.5 so I should fit and feel comfortable in the cabin....
Yes, and this rest pad gets in the way when depressing the clutch pedal. making it difficult to change gear especially when simultaneously depressing the brake pedal.
Ok now I’m going to look in my Corsa & look for the shark
I don’t understand why the dislikes are like 10% instead of normal 1-2%.
It's really grown up, literally, as in it's like twice the size of the of the original corsa 😁
You wanted to say, Opel designed new Corsa on PSA platform? And its 6 generation Corsa!
I hear the person responsible for the pricing also recently escaped from Arkham asylum.
I wonder if the GM one was gonna be better..
99 ron it’ll appear somewhere in the world. Not here in the uk but I’m sure GM will produce it for another market under a different brand.
@@MrJordanwain Yeah probably Chevrolet. Would be a good thing for them as I bet alot of Germans worked on the design.
99 ron I’ve been searching and searching. It looks like the Buick Excelle sedan now sold in China is a 2020 Corsa with a boot. It matches almost exactly with most of the Corsa prototype photos. Also the Chevrolet Onix sold in South America seems to share the body shell minus the boot although the interior is different.
English people: Vauxhall
Americans: opel
! I’m currently driving one of these with 450miles on it brand new. What I would say is it’s very small n even though this one I’m in is fully loaded with Parkin sensors, full digital dash heated seats n the lot but personally if ur lookin fr something this size then get the fiesta in the st line as I had one fr a month n it was amazing it felt much bigger than the corsa n drove amazingly but I personally think it also looked better than the corsa...jus my humble opinion Anywayz.🙃✌🏾
Spec for spec you’ll get more kit in your Corsa than you will in a Polo, I know I’ve done the comparison and nobody ever pays list price at Vauxhall, plus interest rates from Vauxhall finance are usually significantly lower than what Volkswagen offer.
After test driving one of these they’re not actually that bad the interior design is a lot better than most hatch’s nowadays and it is nimble and light I just wanna know if they’re going to make a VXR 🤔
It will no doubt sell very well
Why there are no Opel cars in UK? Is Opel illegal there?
If you’re considering this Corsa, take a look at the new Peugeot 208. It’s got much more style.
What about the depreciation? Is it better with the 208?
This 208 should never have been called a Corsa! I can’t wait to see the Corsa that should have been pop up somewhere across the GM brands. They’re not going to waste all that development so it must be around somewhere.
Technically it’s a Corsa F so 6th gen, psa buying them out was probably a good thing now especially with all the engine troubles they had. He said it’s only available in 5 door so does that mean the Vxr is dead?
Pretty much. I doubt PSA will be concerned about reviving a sporty version from the GM era.
the 1.2 automatic is unreal
Previous model looked a lot lovely
Fun fact: i'm actually 17🤣
Glad you didn't show the one with the digital display, with its black borders on each side. That thing looks horrendous.
Looks dated already.
Me being 17 watching the video 😅
You describe the interior as poverty spec due to no rear armrest or air vents, however when have you ever seen a rear centre armrest in a supermini. Clio, Fiesta, Polo oh no, therefore Ah never. Clio
I'm also a little confused. He is talking about the space in the rear like he is sitting in a mid size sedan or wagon. What do you expect from a small car? Space for 5 adults on long distance trips?
One in the new Zoe
Do you mean Opel did a good job, right? Or is this one somehow designed in the UK
Nice to see the Corsa dragged into the 20th century
Great car overall, the price is a little steep for a Corsa but perhaps wait a few months and buy one used, proper bargain
New corsa comes with 1st year free insurance. I guess that's the advantage
2020 great car
The paint finish 😳😳 00:46
Gallopingclap it’s the grounds reflection
Bence Békefi thank goodness for that!
Red trousers?
Is this a manual car?
if i had £26K to spend on a car i will immediately go for BMW, but since i dont have it, i will drive my corsa D
It looks like it's from the past