Vauxhall Tigra 1.4i

It is not possible to get the discribed character in Germany. Does anybody has an idea where to find in the UK ? Even Ebay does not offer or it is not 100% if the character fits at my Tigra.

they have the same ammount of power as a shopping trolly there is not many cars on the road a vauxhall tigra 1.4 will beat lads lets get serious here and buy something with a bit of grunt under the bonnet not a hair dryier i if u want any 1.4 its gt to be a punto gt or a renalt 5 gt the power of a tigra is simply pathetic i own a scooby 2.2 turbo i will gladly get a tow bar fitted so u can feel some power in ur tigra lol

I ' ve got a baby on the way and having checked the boot space can allow for a pram etc I disagree that they can't be a family car. I love my Tigra to bits and if I was ever to have to get rid of my car I would be devastated. The only thing I could fault is the rust. Luckily my Tigra has very little rust especially as it is a p reg however when I was looking at other Tigras I found the rust to be a big issue. Other than that I can ' t fault them. They're a fantastic car that looks great with or without a body kit. They're really nippy and fun to drive and having had a Tigra I would recommend them to anyone!

I bought my Blue Aruba Vauxhall Tigra 1.4i. Over a year ago I have had no problems with it other than it failing its MOT but that was due to general wear and tear of the brake pads. Since I have had the car I have had so many compliments. I definitely get noticed in the car. It always turns heads. I have upgraded it with a few things.

I got this car for my 18th birthday, a 1995 1.4i black Vauxhall Tigra and I fell in love with it. I noticed there was a few bits of rust at the wheel arches but it looked stunning regardless. I firstly bought it 17" alloys and got new brake pads and discs, then I bought a new cd player and a few other accesories. Then one day in was driving and I hit a pothole and all electrics cut off. It was still running and the battery was getting charged but you couldn't see the rev counter moving, listen to the stereo etc. I finally got this problem fixed. My engine still makes loud crackling noises and am trying to think of a way to fix this problem. I would appreciate it if anyone can help me here.

I have a Vauxhall Tigra P reg and when I bought it it was in good condition as from compny then I fitted a spoiler (ocean blue) and a stainless steel exhaust which makes it sound like a racing car and gives it real good looks. Front spoiler is the finishing touch and wolla I've got myself a half pimped up good looking racing car. This car works for me and you cant go wrong if you are single. (not a family car at all)

I have owned my Vauxhall Tigra for 1.5 yrs now and am impressed with it. I have had no mechanical problems whatsoever and have covered almost 25,000 miles in a year. A bit cramped on a long drive but no worse than any other car for comfort.

Brakes are not too good.

The Vauxhall Tigra is the best car i have owned. when i decided i wanted one i tried to go for the 1.6 but there simpley wernt enough around. but i dont think i could have done better than my 1.4. it is by far the fastest 1.4 i have drove and every one who has been in it agree's. although i added my own bigger tyres to it, the road holding is superb and u can push it so hard it supprises me every time. i brought it on on low-ish miles (29,000) on a p reg in 2000, and it has now done 75,000 with out one problem except having to have a new clutch. when it comes down to putting the petrol in, it hardly uses any. when driving foot to the floor though you do notice a big difference. i think mine is good for well over 100,000 mile, having a full service history. (none vauxhall to be honest). i would recommend tigra's to any one and wish vauxhall would start making them again. top car.

There is nothing wrong with Tigras - i find them very reliable and good on fuel. They are very good on corners - stick well in my opinion. If i thought Tigras were no good i would have sold it by now. My tigra is 4 years old. Ok i've replaced pads and discs - brakes are very good should be i drive on motorways alot. I would buy another one recommend them. Good little car.

Overall, the Vauxhall Tigra is a good buy but if the car is a post-1998 model it's better cos the manufacturer modified the engine to significantly improve the breathing problems.