Kenneth Hall February 27, 2009 Comment Now! Get ready to fight off the green-eyed monster of jealousy, as those lucky Brits have landed yet another pair of spicy limited-edition hatches. The ...

Perhaps with all the high-spec hardware shining in their eyes we can forgive them the hyperbole, but when you make bold claims like "the most advanced racing hardware on the planet" about your ...

Vauxhall’s VXR performance sub-brand is celebrating its 10th anniversary by looking back at the multiple performance models it has offered Britain since 2004 and highlighting its recently updated ...

Vauxhall has launched its annual VXR Racing Driver of the Year competition which gives you the chance to drive a race car for the 2009 season. The prize is worth £80,000 and the winner gets to drive a ...

Vauxhall cousin Opel has announced that it’ll produce a competition version of the Astra VXR (aka the OPC over there) and gosh, it isn’t half a looker. This doesn’t quite herald a return to ...

If you’ve ever dreamed of a career as a racing driver, but feel your current course is unlikely to steer you in that direction, Vauxhall’s VXR Racing Driver of the Year 2008 competition could be just ...

The Astra VXR Extreme has been derived from last year’s Astra Cup race car that competed in the Nürburgring Endurance Championship, with much of the knowledge gained in racing under such extreme ...

The new flagship Corsa is the best VXR yet. With a highly capable chassis even in standard form, Vauxhall says its handling is better than that of the Astra, and we agree. Performance from the ...

The VXR Racing Driver of the Year, John Allison, is preparing for his second ever race meeting in the Dunlop Sport Maxx Cup at Pembrey, Wales, this weekend, following his outstanding debut as a ...

Alina has been enthusiastic about vehicles her entire life, and even from an early age found herself itching to get behind the wheel. Through high school and college, she could be found reading ...

The Insignia VXR seems to move well on the road. Not much body movement, little evidence of slippage on the drenched tarmac – it looks unflustered, even though it’s clearly being driven with some brio ...