Vauxhall Corsa (1993-2000) Review

Comfort and Equipment

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Later Corsas don't buck, heave and flop around as much as the first ones did, but they still have a rubbery shudder over bumps. A long clutch-pedal travel compromises the driving position, but otherwise the Corsa is comfortable enough and bearably quiet.

Air-conditioning is standard on the CDX, optional on the GLS.

There's a surprising amount of space in here, and a capacious boot especially in the upright-tailed five-door. Rear headroom is tight in the three-door, though. The dashboard has a useful storage area on top. All but the Envoy have the RDS traffic news facility and a CD option, and all have a neat remote display.