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Vauxhall cars for sale

Find your next Vauxhall from sellers across the UK. Browse by model, compare prices and mileage, and see where each car is located before contacting the seller.

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Explore Vauxhall

Vauxhall is a British car brand whose first car was produced in 1903. Its range over the years includes familiar hatchbacks such as the Corsa and Astra, family cars such as the Insignia and Zafira, and SUVs such as the Mokka and Grandland. Electric versions of models including the Corsa and Mokka offer another choice. Browse the Vauxhalls currently listed on Dealer Forecourt below, grouped by model to help you compare prices, mileage and locations.

Showing 25–48 of 62 Vauxhall cars, grouped by model. Reserved cars are labelled; confirm availability with the seller.

Vauxhall Corsa

20 cars listed

Vauxhall Crossland

2 cars listed

Vauxhall Grandland

6 cars listed

Vauxhall Insignia

2 cars listed

Choosing your Vauxhall

Start with the body style and space you need. Compare a Corsa or Astra hatchback with estate, SUV and people-carrier options, checking seating capacity and luggage space on each listing. Astra Sports Tourer listings appear under Astra, while Astra GTC and Zafira Tourer have separate model groups. Confirm the exact trim and equipment, as these can vary substantially between years.

Check whether the car is petrol, diesel, hybrid, plug-in hybrid or electric. Electric versions such as Corsa-e and Mokka-e appear under their main model here, with the full listing name retained. Ask about battery condition and charging equipment where relevant. Review service and MOT records, ask what maintenance is due for the specific engine and mileage, and confirm availability and any warranty before arranging a viewing or test drive.

Learn more about the manufacturer in Vauxhall’s heritage story.

Before you enquire

  • Open a listing to see its photos, description, location and seller’s contact options.
  • Confirm the exact specification, current availability, price and any warranty with the seller.
  • A reserved label means another buyer may already be arranging a purchase. Ask the seller whether further enquiries are welcome.