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Vauxhall Signum review covering 2003 - 2008

Tuesday 15 April 2008

Figure this one out. At the launch of the 9-3 Sport Saloon, a Saab spokesman commented upon how there was no demand for five door cars in this corner of the car market. Shortly thereafter, Vauxhall, a General Motors cousin of Saab, launch their five-door Signum. Based on subsequent sales, you have to conclude Saab had it right. The Signum has been a slow seller for Vauxhall but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth a punt on the used market – quite the opposite in fact. Used buyers will find a nearly new car with a big saving over new, making the Signum one of the more interesting propositions in its sector. Its predecessor, the Omega, was initially unloved but kept scooping Best Used Buy awards later in life. The Signum is a far better car and its time may well come.