The Insignia has been a popular choice in the D-Segment for several years now and Vauxhall wants to keep it that way providing it with GM’s new ‘Whisper’ 2.0-litre diesel engine. The competition in ...

The segment in which Vauxhall’s new Insignia must compete may be shrinking, but it still constitutes a handsome ten percent of the total market. Clearly, GM sees this as justification to throw the ...

The Insignia is starting to feel its age but it’s still a capable car, mixing a comfortable, well equipped cabin with a relaxing drive. This latest ecoFLEX has brilliant economy and low tax bills, but ...

Vauxhall’s Insignia continues to be the vital element in the carmaker’s ongoing battle to remain high on fleet choice lists. More than 55,000 Insignia cars have been sold here – 65% of which went to ...

Select grade brings a generous level of features including a set of striking 19-inch alloys, leather upholstery with extendable front seat squabs (also heated and ventilated), adaptive bi-xenon ...

With more than 55,000 cars sold in the last 18 months, Vauxhall’s Insignia proved to be a success on the British market. Now, the carmaker announced the Insignia CDTi 4x4 is to hit the nationwide ...

Develops more power and torque. In addition to showcasing its new 1.6-litre CDTI diesel engine in the Mokka, Opel has also showcased the new 2.0-litre CDTI motor under the hoods of the Opel Zafira ...

We know the Insignia is good. And after the dowdy Vectra, it absolutely had to be. But when the hype of its arrival dies down, option boxes will have to be ticked, fleet contracts exchanged and ...

Cards straight out on the table: the new Vauxhall Insignia Country Tourer might just be the best car Vauxhall makes. Given it’s essentially a jacked-up wagon that can off-road without push coming to ...

* Price is based on Glass's Information Services third party pricing data for the lowest priced Opel Insignia 2013 variant. The Price excludes costs such as stamp duty, other government charges and ...

The Insignia has played its part in elevating the image of Vauxhall over the past few years. A more upmarket appearance and feel compared with its predecessor, the Vectra, helped make it a far more ...

Ith its rakish looks, it isn’t just the revamped badge that separates the Insignia from the rest of the Vauxhall model range. Company bosses claim that the newcomer takes the firm’s design to the next ...