Now that drifting has finally become popular, the next carmaker to jump the sideways bandwagon is Opel, along with its British sister company Vauxhall. It seems that the future Insignia range-topper ...

Richard M Hammond has a taste of the best Vauxhall in years; the 320bhp, all-wheel-drive Insignia VXR Car manufacturers appear to be mining a rich vein of super saloon form at the moment. Prevalent ...

I maintain that Vauxhall's desire to be a premium brand is a slightly foolhardy thing to publicise. It's honourable and everyone's allowed to dream, but has anybody in the history of the world woken ...

Don't kid yourself. If you reside where the white stuff comes down in bountiful amounts, you've taken your car to a parking lot to try a bit of sideways action for yourself, letting your inner-child ...

Justin Cupler has been a member of the TopSpeed team since 2012. Justin's love for cars started back when he was just five years old, helping his dad work on his 1957 Chevy Bell Air and then his 1966 ...

With 10,000 kilometres of gruelling validation at the world’s most fearsome and demanding test track now under their belt, the Vauxhall Insignia VXR hatch and saloon are set to raise the bar in their ...

Opel/Vauxhall has just launched the Sports Tourer version of the Insignia VXR, also known as Insignia OPC, a longer version of the high-performance car that obviously fits between the hatch and the ...

The next-generation Vauxhall Insignia VXR is set to receive a similar torque vectoring all-wheel drive system to the Ford Focus RS. Autocar reports that Vauxhall has been working with GKN, the same ...

Holden had already confirmed the 2015 Insignia VXR as the latest installation of Opel-sourced products for the Australian lineup, and you can officially get your hands on what Holden says marks "fresh ...

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