Good car, my family had one bought brand new in year 2002, drove it until 2013 over 250.000 kilometers never any problem. In 2013 changed to a 1.2 Twinport from 2006, still driving it never makes any problems.
@@3373hunter great car, always starts up and drives without any problems and no fuel usage at all, if I only drive my route to work the fuel tank lasts one month
@@Ortskontrollfahrt69 Genuinely great to hear that you guys have had a good experience with the Corsa C 1.2 Twinport too. The car in this video was actually my first own car. Feel free to subscribe, if you guys enjoyed this video! Have a nice day!
Thank you for your comment! The corsa in the video was my first car too! Not brand new, but the car drove like it was brand new 😄. I sold the car a few months ago, but really enjoyed driving it. Nice, fun, reliable and cheap. What else do you want? Feel free to subscribe, if you enjoyed this video and have a nice day!
@@FanaticDrivers I got one and 3 days after the intake camshaft broke because someone probably laid theid hands on some bolts and didn't screw them properly. Result: I was driving, just floored it in 5th gear for a moment up go 180km h and the engine light came on, the car entered limp mode. Luckily only the camshaft broke, but I'm still replacing most engine parts because I already opened it. The car is just 140k km, so everything inside, including the pistons, connecting rods and cylinder walls look really clean and almost new, but I'm replacing all valves, both camshafts, push rods, gaskets, everything besides the engine head, block, pisotns, connectinf rods and crankshaft. The car will be pretty much inba new like condition, especially because aesthetically the thing is immaculate and looks almost like it's brand new
Thank you for your comment! Exactly, it's a great car for its price. Gets you from A to B and doesn't disappoint you as long as you take care of the car. Feel free to subscribe, if you enjoyed this video!
I'm sure it's different for the more civilised rest of the world, but the moment I see one of these cars as a Brit I immediately shudder in the presence of it. 57 reg Corsas are a force to be reckoned with on residential roads
I have a Twinport 1.2 2005 , bought it in a hurry and bro, i get so much fun driving this car, is small, quick, reliable and cheap🎉 but i need something with more space only reason i will sell it.
Hello, I want to ask you if it is a good choice to buy a Corsa C 1.3 diesel 75 hp or a gasoline engine, which option is better for maintenance. I am a beginner driver. Greetings from Macedonia.🇲🇰🇲🇰🇲🇰🇲🇰🇲🇰
Hello Nikola, If you would ask us, we would recommend the 1.2 liter petrol engine. A really reliable and fun car to drive with low maintenance costs. If you enjoyed the video, feel free to subscribe! Have a nice day!
Hi just a question if people here could help out, I have a Vauxhall corsa C 2006 1.2 SXi, bought it two months ago only done 60,000 miles and just had its timing chain done, it’s my first car and I love it so far, however it came with two keys, one that unlocks the car and one that drives it, in this video he has key with the button that unlocks the car and also the key that drives it in one, is that something I can get on my car as I’m sick and tired of having to use two keys and also if I want to open the boot I’d have to turn the car off as it’s all on one set of key chains if that makes sense, I’d love to have it all in one. I can press the button and I can flip the key out and turn it on. Cheers
@@TheEngjellseferi Yeah, it's a really reliable car. It's efficient and gets the job done. Sold mine (the one in this video) yesterday. Whenever we drive, slow/normal cars, we tend to joke around and make comments like 'Wow it's really fast' or 'Nice sound' hahaha, that's why.
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Good car, my family had one bought brand new in year 2002, drove it until 2013 over 250.000 kilometers never any problem. In 2013 changed to a 1.2 Twinport from 2006, still driving it never makes any problems.
I have the 1.2 twp 2006 too. For 7-8 yrs now
@@3373hunter great car, always starts up and drives without any problems and no fuel usage at all, if I only drive my route to work the fuel tank lasts one month
@@Ortskontrollfahrt69 Genuinely great to hear that you guys have had a good experience with the Corsa C 1.2 Twinport too. The car in this video was actually my first own car. Feel free to subscribe, if you guys enjoyed this video! Have a nice day!
We want more cars like this!
This was my first brand new car, back in 2005 :D I really did love that thing so bad, it ran 230.000 km without any sort of problems at all.
Thank you for your comment! The corsa in the video was my first car too! Not brand new, but the car drove like it was brand new 😄. I sold the car a few months ago, but really enjoyed driving it. Nice, fun, reliable and cheap. What else do you want? Feel free to subscribe, if you enjoyed this video and have a nice day!
Want mine? :D
@@FanaticDrivers I got one and 3 days after the intake camshaft broke because someone probably laid theid hands on some bolts and didn't screw them properly. Result: I was driving, just floored it in 5th gear for a moment up go 180km h and the engine light came on, the car entered limp mode. Luckily only the camshaft broke, but I'm still replacing most engine parts because I already opened it. The car is just 140k km, so everything inside, including the pistons, connecting rods and cylinder walls look really clean and almost new, but I'm replacing all valves, both camshafts, push rods, gaskets, everything besides the engine head, block, pisotns, connectinf rods and crankshaft. The car will be pretty much inba new like condition, especially because aesthetically the thing is immaculate and looks almost like it's brand new
Got my second corsa recently, same engine. My experience with those is mostly positive!
Thank you for your comment! Exactly, it's a great car for its price. Gets you from A to B and doesn't disappoint you as long as you take care of the car. Feel free to subscribe, if you enjoyed this video!
I'm sure it's different for the more civilised rest of the world, but the moment I see one of these cars as a Brit I immediately shudder in the presence of it. 57 reg Corsas are a force to be reckoned with on residential roads
I have a Twinport 1.2 2005 , bought it in a hurry and bro, i get so much fun driving this car, is small, quick, reliable and cheap🎉 but i need something with more space only reason i will sell it.
OPEL 😀👍💪🔥
I had one of these for my first car was a good little car before it broke
Hello, I want to ask you if it is a good choice to buy a Corsa C 1.3 diesel 75 hp or a gasoline engine, which option is better for maintenance. I am a beginner driver. Greetings from Macedonia.🇲🇰🇲🇰🇲🇰🇲🇰🇲🇰
Hello Nikola,
If you would ask us, we would recommend the 1.2 liter petrol engine. A really reliable and fun car to drive with low maintenance costs. If you enjoyed the video, feel free to subscribe! Have a nice day!
@@FanaticDrivers Thanks you 👍👍👍🇲🇰🇲🇰🇲🇰
Hi just a question if people here could help out, I have a Vauxhall corsa C 2006 1.2 SXi, bought it two months ago only done 60,000 miles and just had its timing chain done, it’s my first car and I love it so far, however it came with two keys, one that unlocks the car and one that drives it, in this video he has key with the button that unlocks the car and also the key that drives it in one, is that something I can get on my car as I’m sick and tired of having to use two keys and also if I want to open the boot I’d have to turn the car off as it’s all on one set of key chains if that makes sense, I’d love to have it all in one. I can press the button and I can flip the key out and turn it on. Cheers
I think they changed your lock and therefore you have to open it with a different key.
@@FanaticDrivers no mate it’s all original, did that year of corsa come with battery key or has to be opened by actual key 🔑 do you know?
ok the air filter is not a supercharger lol
Hahhahaha, I was just joking and assumed people would understand that. Thank you for your comment. Feel free to subscribe, if you enjoyed the video!
@@FanaticDrivers damn, cuz i got the same corsa and it's crazy reliable. ok and the joke was sick than cuz i heard you say it seriously 😂
@@TheEngjellseferi Yeah, it's a really reliable car. It's efficient and gets the job done. Sold mine (the one in this video) yesterday. Whenever we drive, slow/normal cars, we tend to joke around and make comments like 'Wow it's really fast' or 'Nice sound' hahaha, that's why.
Gelukkig hebben we goede wegen in NL 😅
TÜRKİYEDEN SELAMLAR BEN DE BİR OPEL CORSA KULLANİCİSİYİM 1.2 ENJOY 230 KM DE VE HALA İLK GÜNKİ GİBİ GUZEL ARAÇ
Aleykum selam, cok guzel arabalar bide motorlari canavar gibi. Allah kazadan beladan korusun!
I drive CDTI 1,3 diesel 2003, with little maintainance. 290.000km, while the new cars making mechanics very rich. Lol.
I've driven 2004 Opel Corsa 1.7CDTI... very zippy little car with lots of leg room for somebody like me who is 187 cm tall... :))