Vauxhall Meriva Life 1.4i 16v > Reviews

Advantages: Comfortable, spacious, reliable and economical
Disadvantages: Couldn't turn off front passenger airbag for use with rear-facing childseat

With a baby on the way I was looking for a car that gave me plenty of room, was easy to drive but also value for money and economical. I don't think that any other car fitted my requirements as well as the Meriva. The Meriva drives like a small car but has loads of interior space and is very flexible. The splittable rear seats move on rails and can be made completely flat for transporting large items. The inside feels sturdy and having owned this ... Read review

Advantages: economical to drive
Disadvantages: a frame front side bar gives poor visibility at junctions

the meriva is economical with a good average of 44 km per litre feels good to drive and is easy to park. it holds the road very well too. the seating is excellent especially for your passengers with loads of leg room in the back and the option of tilting the rear seats for comfort. the centre bar at the back of the rear seats can also be laid flat to enable you to create more room for your passengers, if you only have 2 people in the back ,by moving ... Read review

Advantages: Comfy & looks good
Disadvantages: No electric window in the back

Firstly I am no car expert so I know very little about the technical stuff. What I do know is that this is a great car to drive and also be a passenger in. I love the flexible split seats which actualy drop down to the floor if needed. It has loads of space and compartments. The seats are higher up than most cars which makes getting in and out a bit easier. Our car is in black so it looks very smart and stylish. The great thing is it's only a 1.4 ... Read review