John Cleland once labelled the Vauxhall Cavalier as the scariest car of his racing career for its tendency to launch practically everywhere, but images of the BTCC machine getting airborne were ...

Family Car of the Year winner, the Mk3 Vauxhall Cavalier. ... We witnessed adverts for clean, 12,000-30,000-mile examples for £3000-£5000 and one 1994 2.0 Turbo 4x4 for… wait for it ...

VAUXHALL'S new turbocharged Vectra model plugs a performance gap between the 2.2 version and the range-topping 3.2 V6. It also features a new six-speed gearbox and sports styling to make it stand out.

The Turbo 4x4 arrived in 1992, with a very healthy power boost up to 201bhp and 207lb ft of torque, delivered to all four wheels via a six-speed gearbox. You might like This is a more special ...

The Vauxhall Cavalier was launched in 1975, which makes it 40 years old this year. To celebrate, we've brought together a selection of pictures which show how Vauxhall's fleet favourite evolved.

Forty years ago a car was unveiled that promised "the power you want, the economy you need (at) the price you'll like". Costing a little over £4,000, the car in question was the Vauxhall Cavalier ...

John Cleland once labelled the Vauxhall Cavalier as the scariest car of his racing career for its tendency to launch practically everywhere, but images of the BTCC machine getting airborne were ...

We look back at the once popular but now oft forgotten repmobile that was our 1989 and 1990 Family Car of the Year: the Mk3 Vauxhall Cavalier ...