Vauxhall Meriva News Articles
Sunday 8th November 2009
Vauxhall Astra
Vauxhall Offer Cash Back Deal
Consumers seem to be in a no-win situation in today's chaotic economy: if we borrow money, interest is punitive, yet if we have cash to invest the rates we're sold are derisory. However, Vauxhall is now offering new car buyers a fresh and innovative solution to both these woes with its new 'You Pay, We Pay' deal, giving customers a wholesome five per cent cashback on new models purchased with its already generous zero per cent finance schemes. 'You Pay, We Pay' means that buyers of most new Vauxhall Astras, Zafiras, Merivas and Tigras can walk into their nearest Vauxhall dealership, choose either a two, three or four-year nought per cent interest package through GMAC and receive a big fat cheque equivalent to five per cent of the sum financed when they take delivery of their new car. Better still, buyers who are keen to part with none of their hard-earned cash up front can do so, since no deposit is required on the interest-free two year deal. And even for those buyers who'd like to spread the cost over three or four years, only 10 or 30 per cent deposits respectively are required. "In a new car market flooded with the same old deals, 'You Pay, We Pay' is a genuinely fresh approach," said Andy Dunstan, Vauxhall's Retail Sales Director. the full story
Consumers seem to be in a no-win situation in today's chaotic economy: if we borrow money, interest is punitive, yet if we have cash to invest the rates we're sold are derisory. However, Vauxhall is now offering new car buyers a fresh and innovative solution to both these woes with its new 'You Pay, We Pay' deal, giving customers a wholesome five per cent cashback on new models purchased with its already generous zero per cent finance schemes. 'You Pay, We Pay' means that buyers of most new Vauxhall Astras, Zafiras, Merivas and Tigras can walk into their nearest Vauxhall dealership, choose either a two, three or four-year nought per cent interest package through GMAC and receive a big fat cheque equivalent to five per cent of the sum financed when they take delivery of their new car. Better still, buyers who are keen to part with none of their hard-earned cash up front can do so, since no deposit is required on the interest-free two year deal. And even for those buyers who'd like to spread the cost over three or four years, only 10 or 30 per cent deposits respectively are required. "In a new car market flooded with the same old deals, 'You Pay, We Pay' is a genuinely fresh approach," said Andy Dunstan, Vauxhall's Retail Sales Director. the full story
Published on: 3rd Feb 2009
The Vauxhall Meriva Concept
With the dynamically styled Meriva Concept, Opel/Vauxhall presents the next level of monocab flexibility at the International Motor Show in Geneva ( 6th – 16th March 2008). the full story
With the dynamically styled Meriva Concept, Opel/Vauxhall presents the next level of monocab flexibility at the International Motor Show in Geneva ( 6th – 16th March 2008). the full story
Published on: 22nd Feb 2008
Vauxhall Meriva Concept
Vauxhall Meriva Concept
A Peak at the Vauxhall Meriva Concept
Already Europe’s market leader in the monocab sector, with one in five pan-European sales being a Zafira, Meriva or Agila, Vauxhall and Opel are set to unveil their vision of the future at the Geneva Motor Show on March 4th 2008. The Meriva Concept draws styling cues from previous GM styling studies to show how the company’s next generation small monocab could look, including the distinctive tick-shaped swage line and neat rear lamp clusters that typified the GTC Coupe and Flextreme models. Another neat feature of the Meriva Concept is the shape of the glass area, which swoops down towards the B-Pillar – a feature that would allow rear seat passengers a better all-round view if it were offered on a production model. The Meriva Concept is one of three GM world premieres set to appear at the show. the full story
Already Europe’s market leader in the monocab sector, with one in five pan-European sales being a Zafira, Meriva or Agila, Vauxhall and Opel are set to unveil their vision of the future at the Geneva Motor Show on March 4th 2008. The Meriva Concept draws styling cues from previous GM styling studies to show how the company’s next generation small monocab could look, including the distinctive tick-shaped swage line and neat rear lamp clusters that typified the GTC Coupe and Flextreme models. Another neat feature of the Meriva Concept is the shape of the glass area, which swoops down towards the B-Pillar – a feature that would allow rear seat passengers a better all-round view if it were offered on a production model. The Meriva Concept is one of three GM world premieres set to appear at the show. the full story
Published on: 6th Feb 2008
Vauxhall Meriva VXR Review
The Vauxhall Astra, Zafira, Vectra and Monaro have all received the VXR treatment and now it’s the turn of the Meriva. the full review
The Vauxhall Astra, Zafira, Vectra and Monaro have all received the VXR treatment and now it’s the turn of the Meriva. the full review
Reviewed on: 3rd Aug 2006
Vauxhall Meriva VXR
Vauxhall Meriva News and Reviews ...
February 2009
Vauxhall Offer Cash Back DealPublished on: 3rd Feb 2009
February 2008
The Vauxhall Meriva ConceptPublished on: 22nd Feb 2008
A Peak at the Vauxhall Meriva ConceptPublished on: 6th Feb 2008
August 2006
Vauxhall Meriva VXR Review
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( 2, 3, 4 )Published on: 3rd Aug 2006
November 2005
Vauxhall Carves A New Niche With Meriva VXRPublished on: 17th Nov 2005
New Engines And A New Look For Vauxhall MerivaPublished on: 11th Nov 2005
September 2004
Vauxhall Announces Improvements For 2005 ModelsPublished on: 5th Sep 2004
August 2004
Your Car Needs You.Published on: 11th Aug 2004
