The slow death of Vauxhall?

[Zantimisfit]

I hire cars quite regularly (well I normally drive a Land Rover) it is a very long time since I have been offered a Vauxhall, usually it's a Nissan, so around here they seem to miss out on the hire market. My sister-in-law had a Corsa and was very happy with it as it was small and easy to park. (She has no interest in cars) My nephew borrowed it when he started work, as a free car he was happy, but bought himself a Golf. A colleague wants a newish car I suggested an Astra and she wouldn't contemplate it. All the ones I've driven and been in seemed ok, but somehow they are now deeply unpopular.

Enterprise have Vauxhalls

 

Astras are decent enough. Mokkas are orrible but they can usually offer a Captur instead which is better

[adw1977]

Another example of PSA consolidation - this South London Robins & Day Peugeot dealership seems to have had a Citroen franchise hurriedly tacked on:

 

 

How long before they will be selling Vauxhalls too?

[pshome]

They have a well proven brand concept to retry ...