Viva Outlaw Club

Advantages: Contacts who are experts on your car on call, Discounts on Vauxhall parts, Club meets.
Disadvantages: Absolutely none whatsoever.

...For anyone wishing to join a club, who runs a six cylinder Vauxhall, this club is a must. The membership cost is a mere £22 per year, and for that, you have the help of hundreds of members, all over the country, who are between them, the most qualified experts on these cars, you will be able to contact any or all of these very helpful lads, via e-mail or phone, and get advice or practical help. The membership includer "trade club" which gives superb discounts on a lot of genuine Vauxhall items from the dealers (2.5 Litre V6 Oil filters one Pound plus VAT) also discounts from a range of other companies. There is a wanted and for sale board on the websits, meaning you may be able to obtain parts you thought were no longer stocked, simply by posting a wanted advert (free by the way) I speak as a member of this club for nearly four... Read review

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Advantages: Cheap on running
Disadvantages: Depreciating value rapidly now!

...I bought my Corsa on recommendation from a Dr who drove a slightly more impressive Astra Coupe. I'd previously had a Ford KA with disasterous consequences. I am no car genius, if I can drive it, it's fine, if it works, it's fine. I bought my Corsa Club on a 51 plate, brand new from a Vauxhall main dealer. For £7495, the spec on this car is relative cheap and cheerful, there's nothing out of the ordinary here. Basic is the key word to the Club model, there is a radio with tape player, manual windows but you do get central locking as standard on the Corsa. Other deals included are 3 years warranty, 1 years AA cover and I got got free insurance and the dealer offered 6 months tax as part of the deal. So, what does it offer? For me, I needed a small car and it offers me the small car mentality with a bit of space to pack in your... Read review

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Advantages: Friendly, Active, Land Rover, Sociable, Helpful, MSA affiliated.
Disadvantages: Regional club, not national.

...Cheshire Land Rover Club is a club run by enthusiasts for enthusiasts with over 100 members. Members are encouraged to get involved and try and arrange opportunities for club events that explore all things landrover, especially the joy of driving them. The kind of events are regularly set up are: - Green laning days; pre planned trips down LEGAL lanes that have been verified with Glass, Local authority rights of way officers and National Park Authorities, conducted in accordance with accepted green lane practice so as to ensure a fun time without jeapordising future laning access. - Off Road days, typically "Pay to play" events like Explorer where you can try your hand at various levels of terrain and obstacle. There are usually experienced members around to offer advice if you want it, or pull you out if you bite off more than... Read review

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