Used Vauxhall Grandland
Vauxhall introduced the Grandland X in 2018 as its contender in the midsize SUV class, dropping the ‘X’ for a facelift in 2021. The second-generation launched in 2024 with refreshed styling and a switch to mild hybrid and all-electric options, plus an announced plug-in hybrid. Built on similar foundations to the Peugeot 3008, it focuses on relaxed motoring and practical features for large families. While it doesn't have the plushest cabin or smoothest drive, it excels in practicality, efficiency, and value. Compared to rivals like the Nissan Qashqai and Volvo XC40, the Grandland offers straightforward motoring with useful features, a reassuring safety record, and sensible running costs.
Pros
Practical interior
Good level of safety features
Well equipped as standard
Cons
Ride can be firm
Some cabin plastics feel basic
Not the most engaging to drive