and the CDTi BiTurbo, with 123bhp or 143bhp, all of these the later Euro 6 versions, introduced to the range in 2016. Vauxhall offers just two trim levels – Vivaro and Vivaro Sportive.

The Vauxhall Vivaro range comprises short-wheelbase (SWB) and long-wheelbase (LWB) body options. These are offered in a standard height or with a high roof, and in 2700 and 2900 variations ...

One of its rivals which it surpassed was the Vauxhall Vivaro ... It is standard equipment on the higher spec Sportive model. Engines in the Vivaro have been reduced in size from 2.0 litres ...

Platform Service and Repair (PSR) has taken delivery of 23 Vauxhall Vivaros for its ... The vans are all long wheelbase Vivaro Sportive CDTi 120 bi-turbo models with LED running lights, colour ...

Then you'll love the new Vauxhall Vivaro van ... will be two trim levels available from launch next month, Vivaro and Vivaro Sportive, four engines and four body styles — panel van, double ...

PREPARE to be confused, because this is the new Vauxhall Vivaro. It’s not actually all that new, except it is. Let me explain. Vauxhall was bought by PSA Peugeot-Citroen last year and as part ...

The Luton plant will make the new version of Vauxhall's Vivaro van, produced jointly with Renault The future of the Vauxhall plant in Luton has been secured after a decision was made to build the ...

The 1.6-litre CDTi diesel engine that now powers the whole Vauxhall Vivaro range uses a common ... There’s also a driver’s airbag thrown in and the Sportive models get rear parking sensors.