Vauxhall Corsa - The Perfect Economical & Ecological Choice

Despite the virulent protestations to convince the general public to leave their cars at home and step aboard public transport, the Government and local authorities don't exactly make it the convenient and cost-friendly solution that one would hope for. The prices on buses and trains consistently creep up and the quality and frequency of service invariably slump down. So what most of us are looking for is cost-effective transport, which is easily maintained, reliable and isn't full of litter or smells like a particularly abused dustbin. What we need is a series of cars that are suitable for city driving; great handling, good performance at low revs, economical and ecologically sound. With some research I found, with relative ease, the perfect cars to fit the bill.

Vauxhall have been manufacturing popular cars for years now, but in the emergence of more ecologically aware society, many manufacturers have come under scrutiny for their 'green' (or not) policies and products. Fortunately Vauxhall have nothing to worry about in this matter. The Vauxhall Corsa 1.3 CDTi produces class-leading low CO2 emissions and is capable of reaching around 70 miles to the gallon, which is not only kinder on your wallet, but considerably kinder on the environment.

With more and more of us learning to drive every year and with the social stigma placed on gas-guzzling cars, there is a huge scope to be mobile yet environmentally friendly. The Diesel Corsa has all the style and panache you would find desirable in a city car, yet maintains all the practicalities that we are being forced to pay more attention too.

The Vauxhall Corsa 1.3 CDTi is a popular seller in the hatchback market and a suitable vehicle for learners who may not drive the most economically, city dwellers and those who need affordable transport from day to day.

Pete Ridgard is a writer and a car enthusiast. He currently writes and reviews for the automotive industry. Here he discusses the Vauxhall Corsa

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