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Vote on what your opinions are on the new Corsa E? And share your opinions, pros and cons which you have found with the vehicle? Or anything you wish it had or anything which you particularly are impressed with?
Grease it! ;-)jimmy1mc said:I love my little car, except the clutch which is to high and never stops squeaking!
Note that most of those are driver issues, not car issues.liverpaul said:Intelillink is rubbish
Dosnt have own sat Nov,like most other cars.
Stop start dangerous especially at roundabouts
Gears one to three are sticky and crunch every time.
Gearbox it's self is horrible, can't pull away fast and link smooth changes.
Clutch is Waaaay to high
sorry stop/start is FAR from driver error as i dont tell it to be on from ignition start. its kept on for the city i travel so mini round abouts at times it does it job and i somehow stall. i had it yesterday actually when i done short journey and as i let a bus go and pulled away and forgetting it was active it salled and i had turnt it all off then start again, with clutch. yet thats another thing thats annoying, why do we have to put the clutch down to start the car??LimeyUK said:Note that most of those are driver issues, not car issues.liverpaul said:Intelillink is rubbish
Dosnt have own sat Nov,like most other cars.
Stop start dangerous especially at roundabouts
Gears one to three are sticky and crunch every time.
Gearbox it's self is horrible, can't pull away fast and link smooth changes.
Clutch is Waaaay to high
Most cars do not have their own sat navs, in fact many lower end cars dont have anything like intellilink at all.
The intellilink is a good stock system, those moaning about no support for carplay or android auto - the NEW BMW 7 Series isn't even going to have that support initially and that would set you back £70k!
Stop/Start is far from dangerous - if it is, then it's through your own driver error. Using it at a roundabout is a tad pointless, though even then its extremely responsive.
I dont find any issue with the gears in my corsa, in fact they're ridiculously smooth. But Vauxhall gearboxes are renowned for being clunky, so it was actually a surprise for me to find otherwise.
S/S being dangerous is definitely driver error. There is no way that S/S itself causes stalling - that is purely 100% driver error. As stated above, S/s is only triggered by neutral and lifting the clutch - if you're unable to pull out after letting someone go, then that is no fault of the S/S.liverpaul said:sorry stop/start is FAR from driver error as i dont tell it to be on from ignition start. its kept on for the city i travel so mini round abouts at times it does it job and i somehow stall. i had it yesterday actually when i done short journey and as i let a bus go and pulled away and forgetting it was active it salled and i had turnt it all off then start again, with clutch. yet thats another thing thats annoying, why do we have to put the clutch down to start the car??