The Corsa is long overdue a new platform, the current car’s having sprung out of GM’s early noughties era tie-up with Fiat, although it was widely updated on a couple of occasions.
That it will become one of the first superminis to use the PSA Group’s new CMP platform makes it difficult to foresee what kind of immediate advancements it’ll make, although we should expect the Vauxhall’s engine range and interior architecture to change radically.
Vauxhall Corsa to get radical overhaul for 2019
A smarter, more contemporary, better-laid- out cabin would be high on the list of things you’d say the new Corsa needs, as would a packaging rethink. The car has always erred towards practicality rather than overt design appeal, so a modest interior growth spurt is likely, adding second-row passenger space and boot space in particular, plus a small weight saving.
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Cobnapint
Only about 12 years too late
Peter Cavellini
Grannymobile.....
This looks like the Car that doe# 30 miles per hour everywhere, has telepathic indicators and is never parked straight in a Car Park, the Corsa needs to be a bit more edgy.
Peter Cavellini.
scrap
It will be average to drive,
It will be average to drive, although if there’s a hot version it might be quite fun, so long as Peugeot’s engineers take the lead. The CMA platform isn’t as good as the Ford or VW small car platforms, or even those from Suzuki, Mazda and others.
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I still want to know what
I still want to know what Vauxhall are going to do to cater for all those young drivers, male and female who buy 3 door Corsas, usually with some 'sporty' styling features, as their first car. The more expensive and less practical Adam just doesn't cut it, particularly for male drivers it seems.
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