Vauxhall Grandland X 1.5 Turbo D BlueInjection Sport Nav Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr for £7,295

18in Alloy Wheels - Five Spoke Diamond-Cut - Technical Grey, 220V Rear Power Outlet Behind Front Seats, Alloy Effect Protective Front and Rear Skid Plates, Ambient Centre Console Downlighter, Ambient Lighting in Front Doors, Anti-Submarining Ramps in Front Seats, Automatic Lighting Control, Automatically Dimming Anti-Dazzle Rear-View Mirror, Black Door Panels with Black Premium Leather-Effect Inserts, Black Door Panels with Medium Atmosphere Premium Leather-Effect Inserts, Black Roof and Door Mirrors, Body Coloured Door Handles, CSC - Corner Stability Control, Centre Rear Seat Head Restraint, Chrome Effect Interior Door Handles, Chrome Effect Side Window Upper Trim, Collapsible Windscreen Wiper System, Cruise Control with Speed Limiter and Intelligent Speed Adaptation, Deactivation Switch For Front Passengers Front and Side Impact Airbags, Deformation Zones Front and Rear, Drivers and Front Passengers Sunvisors with Illuminated Vanity Mirrors, Dual Seatbelt Pretensioners on Front Seats

SVC HISTORY PARKING SENSORS. Vauxhall really have outdone themselves when it comes the this stunningly stylish Grandland, which is arguably the best affordable family car that money can buy. It comes with plenty of interior space and some really nice spec for the comfort and entertainment of all on board. This motor also comes with all the low running and maintenance costs that we come to expect from this brand. So not only is it cheap to buy, but also to run! For peace of mind this vehicle has only had 1 registered owner, comes with service history and has completed a multi point AA dealer's website finance is also available.We are open 7 days a week and have more than 1500 cars to choose from.All our Euro 4 Petrol and Euro 6 Diesel vehicles meet the ULEZ standard.Vehicle specification can be found below. From time to time vehicles have manufacturer recalls notified. Please read our recall policy on our website for further information.. Part service history