Comments Vauxhall Insignia Elite Nav 4x4 2.8i - Gadget - review

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les

5:37 PM on 8 August, 2009

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TV adds for this car in the UK showed some sort of road sign recognition system. I don't know if this was optical recognition of signs or based on sat nav mapping data. I take it this feature was not included on your test car.

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mkaibear

6:05 PM on 8 August, 2009

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Lovely looking car - drove the auto diesel version on a business trip to Exeter and back (from South Wales).

Unfortunately, the rear seats are useless because of that lovely raked roofline - makes it look like a coupe, but unfortunately makes it seat like a coupe, too. Can't see the point of a four-door saloon which isn't really suitable for four adults!

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dobbo996

6:01 PM on 12 August, 2009

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What's the point in reviewing the top of the range model? Most buyers, including fleet, will look at the cheaper end. I use hire cars in my job and I've driven both the TD and 1.8 petrol versions. The TD was okay. The 1.8 was too heavy for the motor, sluggish and frustrating to drive. The seats are too hard, you slide all over the place. Dash is nice though.

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