New Vauxhall Corsa 3 Door (Team Review) - Fifth Gear

[@renardsoro3829]

I feel like Vicki gave a 7/10 while Jonny and Tiff gave an 8/10 because the badge wasn't symmetrical.

[@AlexanderMcDaniel]

I love all of the fifth gear team tests! They've got to be my favorite part of each episode!

[@losmeets98]

Opel/Vauxhall really needs to start putting the side blinkers in the mirrors I think

[@Djeseret]

No! Absolutely not!

[@rryankellyy]

@@Djeseret Why?

[@Djeseret]

​@@rryankellyy 1. An Indicator in the mirrors is very fragile, sensitive and vulnerable in a small collision which often occurs with mirrors. The Indicator can not be replaced or repaired - at least in most... cars, Instead, you are forced to change the entire mirror and... due to all the technology that is being built into the mirrors today, it becomes extremely expensive to replace a mirror. And completely unnecessary because the rest of the technology is usually not damaged by a minor collision with something. It is no coincidence that electrically retractable mirrors are common - it is necessary... 2. It's almost unique, only a few cars have indicators there, being unique or very unusual is very important in today's situation, not one in the crowd. This turn signal has been an important part of the design since Omega 1994. It's a brand signal, you can immediately see that it is an Opel among hundreds of others. 3. The eyes first look at the headlights of a car, then a turn signal is best seen if it is at the same height as the headlights and as close to them as possible, you have to move the gaze further back and up to see the mirror, it requires extra attention, it is unnatural. 4. An Indicator in the front fender / Wing can be seen from all directions even almost from behind which is not possible with a mirror. 5. Without this turn signal indicator in the fender/ Wing it would look empty and strange, many have introduced a decoration right there, a ”fake indicator” because without the indicator it looks strange. Instead of a fake, you have a real one here. 6. The only reasons that Indicator in the mirrors exists is that an Indicator in the mirrors is cheaper to manufactur and It was Mercedes that started and everyone else followed because it became a symbol of luxury when it was Mercedes who invented it. It is cheaper to manufactur because an element in the manufacturing process disappears, less material is required and no hole in the front fender / Wing needs to be made. Everything includes in the mirror as a finished unit - it is significantly cheaper in the manufacturing process. And the last reason is that everyone thinks...! it's the best because everyone has it - It's fashion... No one really knows anything about it.

[@rryankellyy]

@Djeseret I barely use mine anyway

[@silkywelshman1999]

Indicators*

[@diogoalmeidavisuals]

If you want a symmetric badge get a Opel

[@thevillageidiot70]

That's not symmetrical either

[@trrruls]

+The Star of China at least it is more symmetrical than the vauxhall badge

[@chaoszombie9995]

The Star of China yes it is...

[@scottsherman7069]

Chaos Zombie999 No it isn't...

[@H.K_R]

You can’t get a right hand drive Opel in the UK

[@williamwebb6178]

The shape of this Vauxhall Corsa E looks a bit old-fashioned now which was a heavily revised version of the Vauxhall Corsa D that debuted back in 2006. Vauxhall are now planning to replace the Corsa E in 2018/19 with a completely new model which will be Corsa F.

[@leandrodecarvalho6068]

Just bought a 1.2 lime green.The car is lovely!! Could not be feeling happier! 😀

[@rodeduivel1000]

perfect car for beginning drivers , 9 / 10 for me , only downside is the bootspace ( i'm a beginning driver and got a 2015 corsa)

[@rodeduivel1000]

you do , you commenting on it kid , nice spelling fallout 4 bitch

[@rodeduivel1000]

you are 12? ooh god , get off the internet kiddo , 12 year and such a big mouth , your life is fucked up already before it even has begon .... i feel sorry for your ugly ass parents to have a kid like you

[@Qwepto]

+james randy imao you fucking downy

[@rugayahissa6754]

+james randy oh hello troll you manage to get multi account to reply to you.. good job! lol

[@rodeduivel1000]

wow this james kid is an hard ass .... only behind his computer scree,

[@thierryvt]

I've driven 2 fiestas in the past 3 years, one was secondhand (2009 diesel with 90 hp) which I drove for 2.5 years and one brand spanking new one (also diesel but 75 hp) as a temporary car until my company car arrived which I drove for a couple of months. And while i can't really speak for the vauxall i can say that the fiesta's quality of finish was meh at best, even the new one rattled left and right. Especially on slightly rougher roads there were very audible noises coming from everywhere (like where the seatbelt disappears into the B-pillar, the speakers, the glovebox,... etc). These noises were even more apparent when I finally got my Audi A3, no matter what road surface you're driving on it doesn't make as much as a squeek on the inside. So ford fiesta: fun little car, I enjoyed having mine (even though I had quite a few problems with it over the years...) but don't expect quality.

[@ralphsaad8637]

Thierry Van Tillo The good thing about the Corsa though as you will see in this video and as I can testify myself, is that it has good quality. It's equally reliable as well.

[@Cameronvial]

I love the new Corsa. I own 2 corsa b. one car and the other bukkie. I love my opel corsas dearly. They have never let me down. Opel quality is just as good as any other German car on the Market. I also own a 2004 1.6 Ford fiesta and I love my fiesta just as much as my Opels. I love both Ford and opel to bits. Both manufacturers make absolutely brilliant cars.

[@nintendoatarikiller]

We only have the Fiesta Ecoboost in Canada. Hopefully Chevy makes the engine available here in the Sonic.

[@authenticmax6350]

I have never understood about the soft touch on the dashboard, especially these days where everyone even the passenger has to put on the seat belt.

[@authenticmax6350]

***** Pretty much yeah. I don't really care much about the dashboard because as soon as I sit on the driver's seat, all I am touching is the steering wheel and the gear lever and occasionally few dials and switches. I have owned plenty of cars in my life and I have only touched the dashboard only during wiping the dust off it. All I care about is the way the car drives and how much fun the car is. I do care about the color of the interior. I hate the two tone colors that cars have now a days. Have you noticed KIA's interior ? Its quite good. But if I get to choose between driving a KIA and a Mitsubishi, I'd probably drive the Mitsubishi. But I do like KIA, don't get me wrong, they've come a long way in quite short amount of time.

[@xalataf3365]

Is this a reupload or it is just me getting hit by a zombie?

[@autodelta93]

How can it be better to drive than a fiesta? The Fiesta is fantastic, you can tourn off the stability control, is very tail happy and heal&toe is very easy

[@vix121]

They didn't say it was better to drive, just that it was a good handling car. I'd still take the fiesta any day

[@bobanppvc]

Federico Cimolini No corsa is better handling car

[@motorrecon200]

Montenegro Montenegrin Haha you clearly haven't driven fiesta if you think that. Having had both and driven both the fiesta wipes the floor in every sense and I don't know if they mean the 125hp 1.0 litre fiesta as I used to have that as well and it was faster then the 1.0 cross. Now am back in a Fiesta but the ST and that again wipes the floor with the Corsa VXR my brother has

[@bennicool888]

CaFilms Corsa OPC NRE will shave your Fiesta St

[@vix121]

benni co and the Fiesta ST Mountune will destroy it

[@xBuzz996]

Why do you guys test a car like this on a track? o.O

[@GlossaME]

The kind of car that after one year, it drops its value by almost 50%...

[@recklessJet]

It drops by 50% after 3 years not 1. Also what car loses 50% of its value after a year no car for that matter

[@GlossaME]

smartass, have a look on autotrader.co.uk.

[@bennicool888]

Dodo M 50% after 3 years

[@GlossaME]

Check the websites and the market, stop arguing for the sake of arguing.

[@bennicool888]

Dodo M My girlfriend selled one, i think i know it better :)

[@ryantherock7664]

in terms of long term reliability is it safe to rev these 1L turbo engines between 5 -6000 revs regularly?

[@амиџаа]

Dat imitation at 1:24 xD

[@Trussme96]

Never understood why people pay 14k for something like this when they could get a lightly used Golf or Civic for the same money.

[@gaelenski_]

Some people seem to have a big issue with buying a pre-owned car, so opt for an expensive bottom of the range car rather than a cheap top of the range.

[@Dan_B]

Or even a new Polo

[@ralphsaad8637]

ShoryukenDatAzz I have a Corsa and it's a lovely sturdy car. I wouldn't trade it for anything because there's no reason for that.

[@Matty12333]

Which is more reliable Vauxhall or ford

[@verliebt3465]

+Tom Jardine Mazda 2

[@juandef4115]

honda

[@misfit2022]

Had both and my older Corsa is badly made but never broke down and costs very little at MOT. Cheapest car to run - Corsa but does tend to put together badly over the long term. My Corsa C even leaked.

[@juandef4115]

Best buy a K11 Micra!

[@alexlovelady6310]

ford

[@patrickcahill4602]

Nice color 👌

[@skylineXpert]

wait for the opc/vxr vicky, you won't regret it

[@skylineXpert]

it will pack the same amount of horsepower as the nurburg version from 2013

[@harryc266]

Very nice!

[@charlie3214]

4:28 back at it again with the number 8....

[@someamazingpenguin8531]

Also the best selling car in Scotland

[@brunoignaciogi]

this car can't be more rebadged vauxall corsa opel corsa chevrolet corsa chevrolet celta suzuki fun Buick sail (shangai gm)

[@jonaskatzwinkel7016]

+brunoignaciogi And the question that i still have is who designs those cars ?

[@trrruls]

+Jonas Katzwinkel It is designed by Opel in cooperation with Vauxhall

[@CadStr]

Why not Opel?

[@motorrecon200]

Jervon Jaxx Because its England we don't have Opel their Vauxhall here

[@CadStr]

CaFilms And in Brazil Opel`s name and symbol is Chevrloet, what a mess!. Chevrolet corsa!.

[@motorrecon200]

Jervon Jaxx and in America its Buick :) just have one name it would be so much easier

[@CadStr]

CaFilms idiots!

[@RWL2012]

there's no "Buick Corsa" in the US though. the Astra was sold in the US though, as the Saturn Astra

[@kb9072]

Some other brands that the logo isnt symmetrical. Lamborghini Ferrari BMW Pagani Lexus Bentley Mclaren Alfa Romeo Porsche Volvo Rolls Royce She doesnt complain about those. I wonder why? Fifth Gear = Rubbish

[@willotoole4118]

Ford Fiesta st or Vauxhall corsa vxr vote

[@connormilner7666]

+Will O'Toole fiesta

[@imkirbo3094]

fiesta

[@juandef4115]

Kia Rio

[@misfit2022]

Fiesta for drive but Corsa for practicality

[@Dan_B]

Polo GTI

[@nemoarrecife7382]

THESE GUYS KNOW HOW TO DRIVE FAST, YES! BUT ONLY THAT. THEY NEVER HAVE BEEN OBJECTIVES WITH THE SCORING. CHECK BY YOURSELF WITH SANITY. FOR EXAMPLE: CHECK THE SCORE OF THE VIDEO OF "NEW VAUXHALL CORSA 3 DOOR (TEAM REVIEW)" AND CHECK LATER THE SCORE OF THE VIDEO "THE LEXUS NX 300H (TEAM REVIEW)" THIS IS ONLY A LITTLE SAMPLE ABOUT THEIR "OBJETIVE" SCORING!!!

[@VeyronBD]

Stop posting that everywhere no one cares

[@leonpalmer2429]

I hate corsas .

[@dav821220]

I wonder how British think about Vauxhall?? A British manufacturer or German??

[@juandef4115]

Neither. I see it as American

[@myolmanzadustman8383]

Why would anyone think it was German?! It's been American-owned for *90 years* Also, GM bought it 6 years before they bought Opel so it's never been German.

[@WarthDader74]

Vauxhall/Opel is from Germany sir, it has always been. Adam Opel was the founder of the company. It is cars built in great German quality.

[@juandef4115]

WarthDader74 Vauxhall was British. Even Vauxhall takes its name of the part of London named after Vauxhall. In fact Vauxhall iron works. Founded by Englishman Alexander Wilson in 1857. Vauxhall started manufacturing cars after they did cranes in 1903. They used to be based in Bedford.. Bedford was another arm of Vauxhall until they were sold to general motors. Opel started off as German. General Motors is American and is the parent company of both. Hence why Vauxhall and Opel are the same these days. Also, Holden is a subsidiary of General Motors, which is why the Holden monaro V8 has a Vauxhall badge in the UK.. Also, Chevrolet is GM too. So no, Adam Opel has sweet fuck all to do with Vauxhall humble beginnings in England. Sir!!!!

[@WarthDader74]

juan def Vauxhall cars are exactly the same as Opel cars, but with a different badge and the steering wheel at the wrong side. They are designed and developed in Germany. The production takes place in Germany and Spain. I should also mention that the Vivaro models are Renaults with Opel/Vauxhall badges on them, and current Combo models are Fiats with Opel/Vauxhall badges. You sir, are talking about in what way the situation was more than a hundred years back, while I am talking about the situation nowadays and some decades back in time. If it wasn't for Adam Opel, none of the Vauxhalls of today would exist.

[@MRZ12000]

I have Sat-Nav with a cupholder on my Mountain Bike,so this fwd is a go-cart death trap,worst then a Honda 2000.

[@Mladjasmilic]

It has no rear headroom , it is too cramped , rear visibility is poor , it looks stupid (I do not like Adam) and it is not small practical car . I would never buy it .

[@petercavellini3232]

It's an awful little car buckle of transport...!🤔

[@kylecoomer2848]

That’s looks exactly like an opel

[@jennydonne8946]

Cause it's the same car, Opel as a brand is not sold in Britain but they are rebadged Vauxhall for our market, Vauxhall is a British brand

[@soundseeker63]

It might well be tidy to drive but I'm sorry, that front end is just EUUUUGH! And in that bright green colour it has an air of Shrek about it. Not attractive at all imo.

[@nuoveconsapevolezze]

Horrible design and colour... They succeeded in worsening it.

[@kevinanzhari]

15

[@nathanking170]

eight lead picture briyv remarkable because importance executive secondary division own selection initiate.

[@jan180]

Corsa♥️💋💋👍

[@swietoslaw]

Dont like the badge just buy normal opel ;)

[@imkirbo3094]

Ford > Vauxhall

[@jameshartley95]

TERRIBLEEEEEEE LIKE A ADAM

[@ben3291]

I think they ment to say the old vauxhall corsa it i still the same car with a new dashboard from 2006. one of the worst cars on british roads.

[@soundseeker63]

It might well be tidy to drive but I'm sorry, that front end is just EUUUUGH! And in that bright green colour it has an air of Shrek about it. Not attractive at all imo.

[@misfit2022]

That is the Adam influence and not in disagreement but if you want to keep more money in your pocket you will choose one but if not cost conscious it will be the Ford Fiesta or for those who like a boring reliable drive, the Polo.

[@Boz1211111]

LOL for me that front end is only thing i consider to be really good on this car, really nice imo