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History has shown that Vauxhall is not just successful at giving car lovers what they want but also do it well. From the Corsa and Viva to Adam, we have seen them demonstrate their skills in capturing people's hearts with exciting vehicles like these!
In our opinion, one of those models which will capture your heart is none other than this year's model: The all-new range-topping Adam.
The Vauxhall Adam seems to be a car that everyone has an opinion about, and for a good reason. You may love or hate the design, but it's hard not to get pulled in by its sleek lines and bold colours, which add so much character on top of being practical too! It doesn't matter what others say because we think our readers will come away impressed with just how exciting this little hatchback is - after all, who could resist those eyes?
One of the reasons we find cars exciting is because they're customisable. The Adam can be designed the way you want it, from paintwork or equipment to even added technology - everything is fully individualised according to your needs!
Vauxhall also offers the Adam in various styles, with one of the latest additions into the range being the Grand Slam. Today, however, with our review, we have picked out some of the very best options that the Adam has to offer and see how they help give the Adam a firm place on the UK car market.
First of all, let us take a look underneath the bonnet. The standard Adam range is offered with a choice of petrol engines. The 1.0 litre i3 engine features a turbocharger to assist with power. Both 1.2 and 1.4 litre engines are also available.
When choosing what equipment you want in your car, the Vauxhall Adam lineup has many options. Rather than having one set trim level with standard options for all models and colours like other brands do, each buyer can choose which type or colour they prefer from both insides and outside!
Leather or fabric seating material is on offer, with dashboard decoration also available for either choice. There will be something perfect here, whether it's colour schemes (a considerable combination available) or designs like brake pedals.
The steering wheel, too, has three spoke design which stands out. The steering wheel is also multi-functional, and digital radio, CD player and a five-speaker sound system are all items that come along as standard. You can, however, throw in a seven inch touchscreen with the companies Interlink system, which can also link up to your smartphone to control different apps and streaming features.
For these features, you can expect to pay an extra £275. Climate control, stop-start engine technology and parking assistance all also help to bring more fierce competition to other cars in the same segment, such as the Ford Fiesta and the Renault Clio.
So with some excellent features that help the Adam stand out, a reasonable price would also need to run alongside the vehicle. A figure of £11,255 gets the range underway with entry-level models, but you can expect prices to rise depending on which options you choose to include for your perfect vehicle.
Overall the Adam is a great little car that, when it comes to getting from A to B and offering some great standout features, ticks every box for us and is a vehicle worth purchasing.