2018 VAUXHALL CORSA

NO VAT, FULL SERVICE HISTORY, Introducing the 2018 Vauxhall Corsa Van, a reliable Car Derived Van that seamlessly combines practicality and efficiency. With 96,000 miles on the clock, this diesel-powered vehicle is perfect for both urban and rural driving, boasting ULEZ compliance for added convenience in city zones. The 1.3 CDTi ecoFLEX engine, offering 94 bhp and emitting just 94 g/km, ensures economical performance while the start/stop system enhances fuel efficiency. This model features two seats and three doors, making it ideal for quick deliveries or transporting goods. Equipped with 15-inch steel wheels and full-size steel wheels, it provides durability and stability on the road. Additional features include electrically adjustable door mirrors and an AM/FM stereo radio with CD/MP3 player and auxiliary socket for your entertainment. With an MOT valid until 02/07/2027 all advisory's done , this Corsa Van is ready to serve your needs without the hassle of immediate maintenance. WARRANTY FREE AA BREAKDFOWN COVER OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK PLEASE PHONE BEFORE ARRIVING 07831 303095

Features:

15in Steel Wheels,Electrically Adjustable Door Mirrors,Full-size Steel Wheels,Start/Stop,AM/FM Stereo Radio with CD/MP3 Player, Pod Control and Aux-In Socket,Bluetooth Connectivity,Drink Holder in Centre Console,Electrically Operated Front Windows,Spot Shimmer Black Cloth,Steering Column Adjustable for Reach and Rake,Steering Wheel Mounted Audio Controls,Tinted Windows,Twin Sunvisors,USB Connection,Anti-lock Braking System (ABS),Daytime Running Lights,Drivers Dual-Stage Airbag,Electronic Brakeforce Distribution,Electronic Engine Deadlock Immobiliser,Electronic Stability Programme,Front Headrestrraints,High Level LED Centre Brake Light,Hill Start Assist,Passengers Dual-Stage Airbag with Deactivation Switch,Remote Control Central Deadlocking,Side-Impact Airbags and Full-Size Curtain Airbags,Speed-Sensitive Power-Assisted Steering,Traction Control,Tyre Pressure Monitoring System,Dipping Rear-view Mirror, Full service history