Vauxhall Corsa 1.4 Club is one of the most keenly received small car of 2008. The best small car continues to hold itself in the super-mini category. When it comes to space and comfort, dear reader, don’t go by the super-mini car tag attached to the car ‘coz Vauxhall Corsa 1.4 Club is quiet comfortable for four people to sit and enjoy the ride, which is nothing less than that of a big car! Vauxhall Corsa has enticed the critics in the auto industry for couple of months.

The small family car has enough boot space. The removable floor gives extra room for your legs. The design of Vauxhall Corsa is really solid without being clunky. It is smart without being showy. The designers of this small wonder have put their best efforts into its construction. By placing controls around the steering column of the car, the designers have given a nice touch of ease and room of adjustment in the driver’s seating position. Great fuel economy is only added to the car’s exceptional quality.

When you take a looked at Vauxhall Corsa, you will feel like looking at the original 50 year old styled automobile.  It has the classic Italian styling of the early Fiat 500. No wonder why, the company is proud to make use of its heritage in this model because this is welcomed whole-heartedly by its consumers.

The wheel placement of the car makes it easier to handle. You will also find it reasonable to have a top speed of 100 mph and 0-60 in just 13 seconds though it is at the lower end of the market. But, you should not ignore the real strength of the car that is, undoubtedly, its fuel consumption. 

Here is good news for mini car lovers. The Mini Clubman will be your practical choice. The new version of the car is stretched by 244mm and adds 77.5mm extra legroom and 16mm extra headroom for people sitting in the rear seat. So no more squishing yourself for fitting into the mini! Four people can enjoy the ride comfortably, though it has only one door for the rear passengers.

The car includes an 88kW 1.6-litre four-cylinder and a turbocharged version packing 128kW. This makes this little man quite powerful eh!

The craze for this mini vehicle dates back to the 1960’s, when the Mini Clubman Estate and Austin Mini Clubman sold from 1960 to 1982. The wagon version of the Mini aimed at people who just couldn’t find enough space to fit all their stuff in the original Mini. The original Clubman had a longer wheelbase. It used the same power plants as used by the regular Minis which include Cooper S and GT versions.