To be accurate, a Meriva 1.3 CDTi - no idea of the trim level, though.
Summary: Pointless.
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16 years ago
Opel / Vauxhall Mervia Mini-Review
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16 years ago
Fuuuuuck.
For once, we agree.
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16 years ago
They are hateful things. Pointless doesn't come close. It's like whoever designed it hates everyone who's ever enjoyed driving.
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16 years ago
Unless you're a pensioner who really wanted a Corsa but the Meriva with its high seating position is kinder to your dodgy hip. (In spite of what the adverts would have you believe.)
That's who has them around here anyway, so not for me, but not totally pointless either.
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16 years ago
They look like they have no boot space, it that right?
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It was big enough for 2 large sized kit bags and 2 hand-luggage sized rucksacks.
Reasonable, by supermini standards, but not exceptional.
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16 years ago
Not really 'clever family car' though, by the sounds of things.
Saw a VXR one in Lytham a couple of days back, incidentally.
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16 years ago
I thought it was reasonably large. It's not a super mini. A Ka is a supermini, and you can get about 4 bags of shopping in one of them...
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16 years ago
*boggle*
A VXR Meriva.
FFS!
Are you sure? - I've seen VXR Zafiras, but not Merivas.
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16 years ago
In a Meriva?
As in, the Corsa for people in hats?
Very odd.
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16 years ago
It's a tall Corsa.
A Ka is a 'mini', though.
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16 years ago
Yup, he's sure. 180 bhp or thereabouts.