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Sponsored Links Vauxhall was the General Motors U.K. brand from 1925 to 2017. In this series we are looking at one model in the magnificent Vauxhall Heritage Collection representing each decade of the GM era. Our choice for the 1970s is the Vauxhall Firenza Droopsnoot. The short-lived Vauxhall Viva HA described earlier in this series was replaced after three years by the Viva HB. This was in turn replaced after four years by the larger, though mechanically similar, Viva HC, which was produced t...

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Looking good. And this electric version has a claimed range of 201 miles Credit: Jay Williams The style is a riot – of course it is. That’s because the new Mokka’s lines are derived from Vauxhall/Opel’s good-looking GT X Experimental SUV concept of 2018; the design team under Mark Adams, Vauxhall’s British design boss, dialled it back a bit for production yet still created a highly memorable machine. This second-generation Mokka glides into the hottest sector in the motor industry; B-...

Sponsored Links Visitors to the Geneva Motor Show in March 1966 must have been astonished by the radical-looking two-seat sports coupe on display at the Vauxhall stand. The U.K. brand, which had been part of General Motors since 1925 and would remain so until 2017, had produced the Vauxhall XVR Concept, which bore no visible resemblance to any of its production vehicles. All Three Vauxhall VXR Concepts at the Vauxhall Viewing Terrace This was the first of three cars known as Vauxhall XVR Concep...