Vauxhall has revealed a limited edition version of its Corsa supermini that celebrates the model’s 25thanniversary in the UK.
Called the Griffin, the model comes with a selection of top-end features to distinguish it from the rest of the Corsa line-up, but costs from just £11,695.
Given mainly black detailing, the Corsa Griffin comes with 16-inch gloss black alloys, a black roof, door mirrors and grille bar, as well as tinted rear windows.
It also features Griffin badges on the front wings and branded door mats – with standard equipment also including satellite navigation, front fog lights, air conditioning, heated front seats, a leather-trimmed heated steering wheel and automatic lights, wipers and anti-dazzle rear view mirror.
Customers can choose from a range of body colours to complement the black detailing, as well as either a three- or five-door layout.
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Under the bonnet is a 1.4-litre petrol engine, which can be rated at either 74bhp or 89bhp and can achieve 49.6mpg. It’s paired to a five-speed manual transmission.
The Griffin has been used on the Vauxhall badge since 1915, after Harry Varley – an apprentice at the Vauxhall Motors company – won a two guinea prize for designing a heraldic emblem, and chose the coat of arms of Fulk le Breant as his inspiration.
