Vauxhall Meriva (10 on) - Review

The entry-level Expression model comes well equipped for the money although it’s disappointing that air conditioning isn’t standard – it’s something you should expect on a family car like this. However, it does have electrically adjustable heated folding door mirrors, daytime running lights, remote central locking, an electric parking brake, electric front windows, and a CD stereo with an auxiliary input. The S adds a USB input for the stereo and a graphic display while the Exclusiv has the FlexRail console, air conditioning and cruise control. The top SE comes with front fog lights, alloy wheels, electric rear windows, centre armrest, ambient lighting and an on-board computer. Options include the integrated bicycle carrier (also available on the Corsa) which slides out of the rear bumper.