Vauxhall Meriva Minivan 2009
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Specifications Vauxhall Meriva Minivan 2009 blueprint
The Vauxhall Meriva is a light family minivan that was first produced for the 2009 model year. Offering five-door versatility and practicality coupled with a comfortable yet sporty look, the Meriva has something for everyone. With a 1.4 or 1.6 litre engine, optional alloy wheels, and a range of other features, the Meriva provides an ideal balance of luxury and practicality. On the exterior, the Meriva has a sleek, modern look with sculpted lines and curves that flow together. The front of the car has a powerful presence with a chrome-accented grille and thin, wide side mirrors that sit above fog lights. The wrap-around headlights add to the Merivas stylish flair, and the tail lights have been designed with a distinctive and modern appeal. On the inside, the Meriva offers plenty of head and legroom and a spacious cabin. The seats are supportive and comfortable, with optional electric adjustment on the drivers seat for optimum comfort. Leather upholstery and air-conditioning add to the Merivas luxury feel, and the CD-stereo system lets occupants stay entertained while on the move. In terms of safety, the Meriva is well-equipped: it has antilock brakes, multiple airbags, rear parking sensors, and Traction Control for increased stability. Despite the large amount of interior space, the Merivas low profile gives it good handling and an impressive fuel economy. The Vauxhall Meriva is an ideal choice for those looking for a family car with a stylish yet sporty look and plenty of practicality.
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