Vauxhall News

If you’ve ever dreamed of a career as a racing driver, but feel your current course is unlikely to steer you in that direction, Vauxhall’s VXR Racing Driver of the Year 2008 competition could be just what you’re looking for.

When a new car comes along with such attention grabbing style as the latest Vauxhall Agila, there may seem little scope for improvement. That is not how the aftersales experts at Vauxhall see it.

Multiple touring car champions, VX Racing continue their quest to add another British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) title to their existing roll of honour, when they take to the track this weekend at Donington Park for rounds seven, eight and nine.

The 2007 VXR Racing Driver of the Year winner, John Allison, enjoyed his racing debut with a strong performance in rounds one and two of the Dunlop Sport Maxx Cup in his Vauxhall Astra VXR at the challenging Snetterton Circuit on 27 April 2008.

Whittled down from more than 10,000 entrants, the 2007 Vauxhall VXR Racing Driver of the Year competition winner John Allison will live out his school boy dream when he takes his place on the grid for the first time this weekend in his racing Vauxhall Astra VXR.

Hot off the catwalk the stylish Sport Rouge is the latest edition to the Tigra range featuring a dynamic new change to the drop top roof.

Entering Vauxhall’s 2008 VXR Racing Driver of the Year competition may not only result in a dream job as a professional racing driver, it may also lead to a new career.

There are plenty of hot hatches on the market, but it’s the Astra VXR that’s the undisputed Ring leader.

With its groundbreaking design and sophisticated technology, the new Insignia takes Vauxhall’s new-found design language to another level.

A new Service and Maintenance Plan has been launched by Vauxhall to provide complete peace of mind for new car owners.