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Thinking Of Buying A Used Vauxhall

If your thinking of buying a used car why not make it a used Vauxhall? A company which has kept it's British roots and although the Luton plant closed in 2000, production continues at the Elmsmere Port plant, also producing Opel badged and left hand drive models for export. So it is one of the few British built cars with British roots still to be found.

Originally The Vauxhall Iron Works Company made machine engines. Then in 1903 with the debut of their horseless carriage powered by a one cylinder marine engine, they started along the road to car production. Initially characterized by sporting models this changed to more austere models after the First World War.

Bought out by General Motors in 1925 for 2.5 million dollars the company was no longer British owned. Production halted during the Second World War to make way for the creation and building of the Churchill tank, and when car building resumed the company image was not good. Although all other car manufacturers were just as bad, they was plagued with a reputation of building rust-prone models until 1980.

The choice of car is wide from compact to all wheel drive, including twin top and sports models. Don't forget they also make vans and commercial vehicles, so there should be something to suit everyone's taste. These cars and vans are also popular fleet vehicles.

Buying any second hand car can be a risky business unless you buy it though a main dealership. Network Q has been the place to buy used Vauxhalls for the past 20 years. With there multi-point check system, 12 month, 20,000 miles warranty or remaining warranty on the vehicle, which ever is longest, and their ownership promise that covers all the hidden worries as to whether the car has been previously written off, stolen or has outstanding credit as well as a mileage check to be sure the vehicle has not been 'clocked' You can buy your car with confidence.