2013 Insignia VXR Touring
Discussion
I finally have a car I feel is worth posting about..
Our old dog car was written off last month..
Day of collection..
It does need some work, this is how it currently stands.
So far we have replaced the stupid side repeaters
Removed stickers
Removed the black paint from the 'exhaust' tips in the bumper
Plain matching plates
4 new tyres - fairly sure the rear tyres were the original tyres...
To do list:
Brakes (ordered - pads and rear discs haven't arrive yet)
Clutch
Full service
Fix 'chavy' exhaust
Refurb wheels
Fix lacquer peel
Our old dog car was written off last month..
Day of collection..
It does need some work, this is how it currently stands.
So far we have replaced the stupid side repeaters
Removed stickers
Removed the black paint from the 'exhaust' tips in the bumper
Plain matching plates
4 new tyres - fairly sure the rear tyres were the original tyres...
To do list:
Brakes (ordered - pads and rear discs haven't arrive yet)
Clutch
Full service
Fix 'chavy' exhaust
Refurb wheels
Fix lacquer peel
Pablo_Picasso said:
Looks great. From memory the seats are lovely in these. How are they looking? How many miles has it done.
The key for these is regular oil changes with the GM dexos 2 oil. I’d be going every 1 year 5k miles due to the timing chain.
The seats are lovely and in great condition! It has done 78000 miles. Regular oil changes are the plan, just been collecting all the parts. The front disks arrived the other day!The key for these is regular oil changes with the GM dexos 2 oil. I’d be going every 1 year 5k miles due to the timing chain.
Its a funny old place pistonheads, the day-to-day humble diesel/petrol Insignia, or any Vauxhall come to think of it gets a torn a new a-hole on here usually, but if its got a big POWWWWWEERRR engine, its amazing!
Personally love the look of the Insignia as a whole, great bit of design, bit like the older 9-3 wagon. Aged very well and make very good looking estates cars, looks great OP - just wish I could stomach the VED on these, but its all relative of course.
Personally love the look of the Insignia as a whole, great bit of design, bit like the older 9-3 wagon. Aged very well and make very good looking estates cars, looks great OP - just wish I could stomach the VED on these, but its all relative of course.
7 5 7 said:
Its a funny old place pistonheads, the day-to-day humble diesel/petrol Insignia, or any Vauxhall come to think of it gets a torn a new a-hole on here usually, but if its got a big POWWWWWEERRR engine, its amazing!
Personally love the look of the Insignia as a whole, great bit of design, bit like the older 9-3 wagon. Aged very well and make very good looking estates cars, looks great OP - just wish I could stomach the VED on these, but its all relative of course.
You have to remember that many on PH can't see further than VAG/BMW/Audi i.e. brand snobs. With the exception of the 1.8 petrol, Insignias are pretty good cars and I think most of the hate for them originates from that 1.8.Personally love the look of the Insignia as a whole, great bit of design, bit like the older 9-3 wagon. Aged very well and make very good looking estates cars, looks great OP - just wish I could stomach the VED on these, but its all relative of course.
This is a cool car and a good choice by the OP.
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