2017 Vauxhall Corsa Limited Edition Review - Would This Be The Best First Car to Buy?

This particular car is the 2017 Vauxhall Corsa Limited Edition with the 1.4L Petrol engine which has 64,000 miles on the clock!

Chapters;
00:00 Intro
02:02 Facts & Figures
03:04 Boot
03:45 Design
04:10 Rear Seats
04:48 Interior
06:47 Drive
08:47 POV
13:24 Verdict
13:50 Bloopers

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Owners Handles;

#VauxhallCorsa #CorsaLimitedEdition

Thanks for watching.

[eggdressing]

Where is my Corsa...tuuuune.

Getting better and better with every review man, keep it up

[pittmotoring]

Nice honest review lad, you've definitely improved with the reviews and these reviews aren't as easy as people think. Keep it up man

[AWTransport]

If I’m being honest this is a good review, at least you’re being honest with your review of the car, thumbs up from me 👍🏾

[SamWorthReviewing]

Good honest review mate, it's what we like to see. You missed the hidden shark in the glove box - it's Vauxhall's Easter egg for the Corsa!

[AWTransport]

Video request: this car vs Ford Fiesta mk 7 and say which car is better.

[DaveDVideoMaker]

My geography teacher has exactly that model but a 2019 model.

[marcusbjork]

Obviously all those things that are placed on "the wrong side" is because the car is built for all other counties, where the steering wheel is on the left side of the car...

[ArchieMakuwa]

For me personally, the Corsa is the best small car I've ever wasted my money on. I recently got the a 2019 Corsa 1.4 turbo and that thing flies.

I have been a VW guy before that and I was never really a fan. Coming from South Africa, VWs are also high risk vehicle (most stolen, most hijacked, most stripped and vandalised if left unattended) and I am a grown men now and I just don't have the time to be worrying about such things anymore.

The only thing I can point out as an issue is the handling. When accelerometer hard, it does tend to move from left to rights as if it can't handle the 1.4 turbo engine. Other than the handling, I'm happy I never opted for a Fiesta or another Polo.

We unfortunately don't have the ST line anymore in South Africa, perhaps that would have been my car of choose.

The Clio was not my choice (even the GT and RS specs). They're just too expensive in South Africa and their reliability is questionable.

So the Opel/Vauxhall Corsa any day and I highly recommend. You just have to be on your toes in terms of handling, which is what I think makes it fun to drive. It's required some driver involvement 😂

[christopherjhall]

Mate. This car is so underpowered, even for its size.

[BlackChrome]

pissed off things that are on the side where the wheel was designed to be. what a joke