Great to hear, Peter 👍 If you're interested, one of our Vehicle Specialists can get you behind the wheel of your preferred Vauxhall ahead of time. Fill-in this quick form, and we'll get in touch: bit.ly/39YHCml
Can somebody explain the point of a SUV with 2WD? A poor effort from Vauxhall, but then even the "better" Peugeot is a feeble effort when compared to a Mazda CX5 or Alfa Tonale
Most SUV's are 2 wheel drive, because most SUV's are just jacked up versions of the hatch/saloon. Most SUV's will never go near anything more challenging than parking on grass, despite the bigger ground clearence, plastic wheel arch trims and fake skid tray. Most SUV's are therefore pretty pointless, and the sooner they're consigned to history the better.
For a quick fix, you might try checking with your local Vauxhall dealership or an auto parts store for a replacement. They can often provide a new cap that fits perfectly.
@@TinaVaughn007at least that has three things going for it: Japanese (fairly reliable), can handle snow and challenging terrain and is reasonably priced. Actually 4 things, it's not a bloody Vauxhall/Peugeot/GM thing!
Having looked at the Peugeot 3008 and Citroen C5 Aircross that share the same mechanicals, I really couldn't see any area where the Grandland stood out against those two. It just didn't seem quite as good in most departments! Perhaps if you have an affinity to the brand?
Love my grandland hopefully I can still have one next year lovely motor from vauxhall star city never any problems with mine
Great to hear, Peter 👍 If you're interested, one of our Vehicle Specialists can get you behind the wheel of your preferred Vauxhall ahead of time. Fill-in this quick form, and we'll get in touch: bit.ly/39YHCml
Can somebody explain the point of a SUV with 2WD? A poor effort from Vauxhall, but then even the "better" Peugeot is a feeble effort when compared to a Mazda CX5 or Alfa Tonale
Most SUV's are 2 wheel drive, because most SUV's are just jacked up versions of the hatch/saloon. Most SUV's will never go near anything more challenging than parking on grass, despite the bigger ground clearence, plastic wheel arch trims and fake skid tray. Most SUV's are therefore pretty pointless, and the sooner they're consigned to history the better.
The fuel cap is damaged. How can I fix it
For a quick fix, you might try checking with your local Vauxhall dealership or an auto parts store for a replacement. They can often provide a new cap that fits perfectly.
No handbrake, rubbish warranty and..can you permanently turn off lane keeping assist?
yeah you can👍
One word. NO
its just another clone of a Citroen or Peugeot. Some models use the poorly designed 3 cylinder wet cambelt engines. Nah!
Go for Suzuki cross
@@TinaVaughn007at least that has three things going for it: Japanese (fairly reliable), can handle snow and challenging terrain and is reasonably priced. Actually 4 things, it's not a bloody Vauxhall/Peugeot/GM thing!
Having looked at the Peugeot 3008 and Citroen C5 Aircross that share the same mechanicals, I really couldn't see any area where the Grandland stood out against those two. It just didn't seem quite as good in most departments! Perhaps if you have an affinity to the brand?