Compare Vauxhall Corsa car insurance

The Corsa is available as a three-door or five-door hatchback, with various engine sizes, trim levels and optional extras. Models include the SE, Design, Elite and sporty SRi, which is popular with young drivers.

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Fuel consumption depends on several factors, including engine type and driving efficiency, but the Vauxhall Corsa's fuel economy ranges between 48 and 88 miles per gallon. A standard 1.2-litre petrol Corsa, for example, can do about 52 miles to the gallon.

This is based on data compiled by the Vehicle Certification Agency. As the fuel consumption figures were obtained under specific test conditions, they may not always be achieved in real-world driving conditions.

New for 2020, the Vauxhall Corsa-e is a pure electric version of the hatchback. It offers a supremely quiet drive and can travel for up to 209 miles on a single charge. According to Vauxhall, it can also achieve an 80% charge in just 30 minutes, if the car is connected to a rapid charger.

The Corsa has a solid safety record. It was given a four-star rating when it was independently assessed in 2019 Euro NCAP crash tests, scoring well for both adult and child safety.

• Adult occupant safety: 84%
• Child occupant safety: 86%
• Pedestrian safety: 66%
• Safety assist: 69%

The newer Vauxhall Corsa models also have a range of driver-assist features that can help you stay safer on the roads.

To buy new, a Vauxhall Corsa starts from £15,750 and rises to £30,310, depending on the version. Prices for the Corsa-e start from £27,665, including a £3,000 Government plug-in car grant.

Used models are available for almost any budget. For example, you can currently buy a second-hand 2017 Design for around £7,500, or a 2012 SE for less than £2,500.

There may be a few ways to get a good deal on your Corsa car insurance. For example:

• Avoid modifying your car in any way – doing so can affect your premium.
• Consider your car’s security features, and where you park it overnight.
• If you’re a young driver, you could add a more experienced named driver to your policy and access cheaper insurance that way. But make sure you’re still listed as the main driver, or you’ll be guilty of fronting.

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