2013 Vauxhall Insignia ELITE NAV CDTI Estate Diesel Manual

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I’ve been keeping this car for a few years now, and it’s actually become one of my go-to family vehicles. It’s a 2013 Vauxhall Insignia ELITE NAV CDTI estate, diesel, manual — sleek black outside, leather interior that’s actually quite comfortable for long drives.

I bought it for practicality, not just style. The sat-nav is still super handy, and the electric driver’s seat helps with comfort on family trips. The 2.0L diesel engine gives you good power without being too noisy, and I’ve noticed it’s pretty efficient — around 55.4mpg. That means lower fuel bills, and with only 134g/km CO2, road tax is just £190 a year.

It’s got all the bits you’d expect: alloy wheels, climate control, parking sensors, front and rear fog lights, heated seats, ISOFIX points, and even a USB port. The rear seats are roomy, so it’s good for kids or long weekends.

I’ve had it serviced regularly and it’s in great shape. There’s a WSG warranty on it too, and I’ve got a 12-month AA breakdown cover — just in case.

It’s currently parked at narborough, Littlethorpe, so if you’re around or planning a drive down that way, feel free to pop by. I’m not selling it for a big price — it’s £4,045.50 — but it’s a solid, reliable car that’s been through a lot of real-life use.

If you’re thinking about a family car that’s got both comfort and practicality, this might be worth a look. No pressure, just sharing what I’ve got.