We may earn a commission from links on this page. We told you to expect a Vauxhall Insignia Sport Tourer VXR. Lo-and-behold, here it is, a 320 HP, 6.0 second 0-to-60 MPH all-wheel-drive sport wagon ...

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 ...

Following Holden’s decision to pull the plug on local manufacturing, the brand swiftly introduced a handful of new-ish models to pad the brand’s lineup. Straight from Opel, the Holden Insignia VXR and ...

We're absolutely pleased to see this newest performance sedan from GM's European performance studios. Aiming, with no excuses, directly at the Audi S4, is a 2.8-liter V6 turbo ECOTEC engine. That ...

Think of any VXR-badged Vauxhall and the chances are it’s brash, and looks every bit as fast as it goes. The company’s high- performance brand has made its name with staggeringly quick and unruly ...

Richard M Hammond has a taste of the best Vauxhall in years, Insignia VXR Car manufacturers appear to be mining a rich vein of super saloon form at the moment. Prevalent and increasingly sophisticated ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Central & North Burnett. Followed categories will be added to My News. The German-built, all-wheel-drive model is known as the Opel Insignia OPC in Europe - and ...

Four, wheel and drive. Those three little words are what save the new Vauxhall Insignia VXR, for the simple reason that they banish all thoughts of the torque-steering monstrosity that was the Vectra ...

You’ve heard that right! The 2015 Holden Insignia VXR costs AUD 57,013 driveway. May we remind the peeps from Holden that the larger and more commodious Holden Commodore SS-V packs 30 more kW of grunt ...

Who’d be a Vauxhall brand manager? One minute you’re being slaughtered for producing boring cars like the Vectra and Corsa, the next you’re being slaughtered for your new VXR performance sub-brand ...

The Insignia VXR seems to move well on the road. Not much body movement, little evidence of slippage on the drenched tarmac – it looks unflustered, even though it’s clearly being driven with some brio ...