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Vauxhall Agila review covering 2000 To Date

Tuesday 8 November 2005

The Agila marked Vauxhall’s first foray into the citycar market, and although it was a new venture for the British company, it was far from a brand new model, being in effect a rebadged Suzuki Wagon R+ albeit with a pair of engines not shared with its Japanese counterpart. In many ways the Agila legitimised the boxy tall citycar, as examples had been offered here for some years by manufacturers such as Daihatsu and Suzuki but had been viewed with suspicion. The Agila has sold in reasonable numbers and with good reason – it’s a superb car if you like to remain in the urban sprawl and crawl. A used example won’t have clocked up too many miles but you may need to look carefully to see if its short life has been unduly harsh. It’s a jungle out there…