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What's new: Facelifted with new rear lights and other minor exterior tweaks. Inside gets improved materials - particularly in the dashboard.
Excellent: The best part of this car is the performance from the 200PS 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine. It's a surprisingly fast car, given that the Zafira is one of Vauxhall's oldest models.
Good: The revisions have helped the interior a great deal and even the new rear lights go some way to bringing the car up to date. The Flex7 seat-folding system works as well as ever.
Average: The price may be a not insignificant £21,560, or 59.7p per mile, but to get this kind of kit and performance from one of the Zafira's rivals, you're going to have to pay a fair bit more.
Poor: The cosmetic-only facelift doesn't really go far enough to pull the Zafira back to the head of the segment it used to lead.
Verdict: Minor facelift isn't enough to keep the car on the pace with its best rivals, although interior flexibility still impresses.
VerdictMinor facelift isn't enough to keep the car on the pace with its best rivals, although interior flexibility still impresses. |
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