2020 Vauxhall Grandland X 1.2 TSI Nav 5dr Hatchback

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So I’ve had this Grandland X for about 3 years now, and it’s been a solid daily driver. It’s a 2020 model with the 1.2 TSI engine, manual gearbox, and that nice 8-inch colour touchscreen nav system – I’ve used it for everything from long trips to just getting to work.

The interior is pretty well kept, with the leather-effect seats and all the modern bits like voice control, Apple CarPlay, DAB radio, and Bluetooth streaming. The nav system is good – loads of European maps, traffic updates, and it’s been useful for getting around the Mole Valley roads.

I’ve got all the smart features too – lane departure warning, speed sign recognition, cruise control with speed limiter, and even eCall. The lights are a bit of a highlight – LED headlights, daytime running lights, and all the warning lights work properly.

It’s got a couple of handy little touches like heated rear window, one-touch windows, and the electrically folding mirrors with puddle lights. The seats are comfortable, especially with the anti-submarining feature.

I’ve had it mostly in Dorking, Mole Valley, and it’s been reliable. I’m not selling it for a big sum – it’s actually £10,619.10 – but I’ve been looking to move on and it’s been a bit of a long-term thing. Still, it runs well, doesn’t overheat, and I’ve only had a few minor issues.

If you’re looking for a practical, feature-packed hatchback that’s not too flashy but actually works well, this might be a decent fit. I’ll keep it in Dorking for now, so no long-distance moves. Just thought I’d share it.