Vauxhall Vectra Hatchback Review
The mid-life revision of GM Europe's range of large saloons, hatchbacks and estates has sharpened their frontal appearance and improved the finish and quality of the interior. Dynamic changes and structural changes aft of the windscreen are few, but Vauxhall-badged versions get major suspension and steering tuning to cope better with British roads. The result is a car whose ride quality and driver control are noticeably more forgiving of the UK's poor surfaces, without sacrificing handling crispness.

Vauxhall Vectra Hatchback Equipment
The range starts with Club and Life models, carrying aircon, radio-CD, cruise control and front electric windows. Exclusiv (not available on the saloon) adds chrome detailing, body-colour airdam and alloy-look Structure road wheels. Design adds automatic wipers, climate control, electric rear windows, trip computer, front fog lights, a six-CD autochanger and a power tailgate on the estate. The luxury Elite trim (not available on the saloon) adds leather seat trim, colour satnav and 17-inch alloy wheels. The SRi Sports model (not available as a saloon) gets lowered and uprated sports suspension, front sports seats, body-colour kit and a visible stainless-steel exhaust tailpipe (estate only).

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