Common Problems with the
2015 Vauxhall Agila

Buying Tips for 2015 Vauxhall Agila

• Check the clutch: a car that revs without accelerating, or shudders pulling away from rest, needs a complete clutch job.
• Knock the front end over a speed cushion with the windows down - worn suspension bushes are the most common Agila complaint.
• Look at the brake master cylinder and pipe runs for rust scale, since water collects around the cylinder and corrodes it.
• Test the fold-flat rear seats and the load bay floor for damage; these cars were used as small delivery vans.
• Confirm the diesel, if it has one, is the Fiat-derived 1.3 CDTI and has had oil changes at sensible intervals.
• Inspect the sills and rear arches for rot; a cheap city car gets kerbed, chipped and salted without anyone noticing.