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Vauxhall/Opel Tigra Twintop 1.4 16v

With the growing trend of the roadster GM have followed Toyota’s lead and cut the top off the latest version of a popular small coupe. The Tigra Twin Top is a fun little sportscar. Vauxhall/Opel took their time to develop this car and it seems time well spent. Unlike the old Tigra which looked like a coupe but drove like the Corsa hatchback it was based on, this model has a more sporting drive. The ride is refined for a small convertible and for a small car the luggage space is good even when the roof is down. It’s still not as fun to drive as it looks but it is great value and both practical and economical to own.

Cars in the Vauxhall Tigra range:

Vauxhall/Opel Tigra Twintop 1.4 16v Specifications

Car brandVauxhall-Opel
Roof typeHardtop
Fuel typeUnleaded Petrol
Engine typeStraight 4
Engine size1364cc
Power90@5600 BHP
Torque92@4000 lb.ft
Transmission type5-spd / 5-spd Easytronic

Vauxhall/Opel Tigra Twintop 1.4 16v Performance

Max Speed (Manual)112 mph
Max Speed (Auto)111 mph
0-60mph (Manual)- seconds
0-60mph (Auto)- seconds
0-100kmph (Manual)12.4 seconds
0-100kmph (Auto)13.4 seconds

Vauxhall/Opel Tigra Twintop 1.4 16v Economy and Emissions

Combined MPG (Manual)46.3 mpg
Combined MPG (Auto)47.1 mpg
C02 (g/km) (Manual)146 g/km
C02 (g/km) (Auto)144 g/km

Vauxhall/Opel Tigra Twintop 1.4 16v Details

Production dates2004-2009
Latest UK Retail pricefrom £15,055
UK Insurance group9
Luggage capacity440 litres
Fuel tank capacity45 litres
Warranty distance60,000 Miles
Warranty length3 Years
Service Intervals20,000 Miles
Record last updatedMay 2010

Do you drive a Vauxhall Tigra? Would you recommend it to others? Why not leave a comment to let us know what you think of the car.

One Comment

  1. Ali
    Posted 14 November, 2011 at 2:56 pm | Permalink

    I love my Tigra. Mine is a company car and the second one I’ve had, I would have had a 3rd but am gutted to learn Vauxhall have stopped making them. It is small but perfectly formed and loads of fun especially with the roof down. It seems compact but a passenger over 6ft assured me he wasn’t uncomfortable. I prefer reverse parking and initially found the restricted rear window view awkward; it’s fine when you get used to it but I did go for parking sensors on my 2nd Tigra. When I have to renew whatever alternative car I end up with, I hope they have a new Tigra on the market, because I would definitely want another one.

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