There was a time when the estate car was all the rage, but demand for higher-riding SUVs has eroded its popularity. To combat this, Vauxhall gave the Insignia Sports Tourer a name that bore no ...

And now along comes Vauxhall’s formidable offering in this bountifully crowded sector. The Insignia Sports Tourer is a real good looker, with a sporty and aerodynamic air, giving a cD drag factor of ...

Opel/Vauxhall have taken the Insignia into its second generation, and it is already available in certain markets, but should you go right ahead and make a deposit? Well, CarWow found that those ...

Looking for an elegant estate with loads of class and space? How about Vauxhall's new Insignia Sports Tourer. Motoring editor Andy Russell was surprised too. Sweltering in the sun-baked, silver shell ...

The facelifted Vauxhall Insignia will reach UK dealerships this summer, bringing subtle design tweaks, new engines and tech, and one less body style. Yes, the Insignia Sports Tourer is no longer ...

Vauxhall is set to add a rugged SUV-inspired all-purpose estate to its New Insignia range later this year. Known as the Insignia Country Tourer, and based on the Sports Tourer model, but with ...

Vauxhall has released pricing information for the brand new Insignia Country Tourer “SUV-inspired all-purpose” estate, which can be ordered as we speak, in two trim levels, starting from £25,349.

For: Strong engine, lots of connectivity and safety kit, four-wheel-drive traction.Against: Firm ride, pricey, not as much luggage space as in the Passat This new GSi isn’t exactly a like-for-like ...

A rebadged Chevrolet Spark and a station wagon with General Motors underpinnings. There were multiple reports in the British media that Vauxhall would drop the Viva and Insignia Sports Tourer, and as ...

Vauxhall is gearing up for the launch of its all-new Insignia Grand Sport executive saloon, which is set to rival the Audi A4 and BMW 3-Series. BMW 5 Series and M5: Prices, specs and reviews Lexus ...

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