It’s mid-cycle update time for Opel and Vauxhall’s Meriva MPV. Glenn Brooks tries the new 1.6 CDTi ‘whisper’ diesel, and the 1.4 VVT Turbo petrol. Two weeks from today I’ll be back at my desk after ...

The first Vauxhall Meriva was a small and entirely unremarkable small MPV that sold surprisingly well. Careful not to muddy the waters, the firm’s second-generation Meriva was this similarly sized car ...

This mid-life facelift sits under the ‘blink and you miss it’ camp, but the stars of the show are the fresh engine and box. The new 1.6-litre diesel, already seen in the Zafira Tourer, brings a level ...

Four vehicles belonging to the Vauxhall/Opel brands have managed to climb to top positions in a recently released breakdown statistics published by a top German Breakdown service. The pack is led by ...

Few superminis can offer as much space and versatility as the Meriva. Its MPV-like design means there's plenty of room inside, while the clever FlexSpace seating system allows you to move all three ...

Around since 2010 in the second generation, the Opel/Vauxhall Meriva will ditch its minivan styling for a crossover look once its replacement will hit the market next year. Despite coming with an ...

On June 19, Vauxhall will start selling its new Meriva small MPV on the UK market. The first MPV of the segment to sport backward-opening rear doors (more popularly called suicide-doors), the Meriva ...

Back in 2003, Vauxhall effectively created the small MPV sector with its perky little Meriva and was duly rewarded with a whopping 115,000 sales of the model’s first generation of this popular little ...

Even though the current-generation Opel Meriva launched in 2010, GM’s European subsidiary has already revealed its first facelift – albeit a mild one. The restyled model comes with a slightly modified ...

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General Motors Europe (GME) has released more photos of its Opel/Vauxhall Meriva Concept MPV showing the patented FlexDoors system with rear-hinged doors and B-pillars retained for passive security.