By now we have all probably heard of Vauxhall's lifetime warranty and Peugeots "Just add fuel" deals, these are just 2 examples of how car manufacturers are trying to entice customers to buy new cars.
Consumer confidence is still at a low, the recession isn't fully over and people are not yet happy enough to commit to new finance or to part with their hard earned savings, and who can blame them?
I've been looking for a small economical car that will give me great miles per gallon, be cheap to tax and not cost me an arm and leg to maintain. I've looked at the Peugeot deals but I am not too fond of the current Peugeot line up, I've owned a few Vauxhalls and they've not really let me down so, I went out looking for a Vauxhall Corsa Offer .
I must say the lifetime warranty deal has got my attention, hassle free motoring for as long as I own the car? How can I not look into that! I checked out my local Vauxhall dealer and found a few offers on the Corsa; I could pick a brand new 1.3 CDti Active 3 door for 8,480.
The Corsa 1.3 CDti Active comes equipped with some decent features, including:
Front Fog Lights
ABS
CD with MP3 format
Electric Mirrors and Front Windows
Power Steering
Air Con
Alloy Wheels
And running costs are low too;
30 Road Tax
Up to 76 MPG
Group 2 Insurance
With 76 MPG and 30 road tax this has got to be one of the cheapest cars on the road to run, throw in the lifetime warranty and I'm finding it really difficult to look elsewhere. Now all I have to decide is what colour I want it in.
