YOU do not have to drive very far in Northern Ireland - or indeed anywhere in Europe - to realise that SUVs and crossovers are taking over the roads, writes William Scholes. People love them. They ...

IT was a little surprising that Vauxhall, a master of the family car, has been slower than most to get on board the current 'crossover' bandwagon, writes William Scholes. The car on these pages ...

Opel (or Vauxhall in the U.K.) is refreshing the Crossland crossover, which now drops the X from its previous name (Crossland X) and puts on a face inspired by the new Mokka - which also dropped the X ...

Volkswagen is always late for every segment but makes an impact when it finally arrives. So Vauxhall strengthened its little Crossland X with an upmarket trim level called Ultimate just ahead of the ...

The Crossland is well equipped and has a big boot but rival small SUVs are better to drive You could see the Vauxhall Crossland as the more sensible sibling of another small SUV from the British car ...

At £16,555 for the entry-level model, the Crossland X is just over two grand less expensive than the Mokka X. But compared to the Meriva multi-purpose vehicle it replaces, the newcomer is £2,285 more.

Vauxhall, the British alter ego of Opel, revealed the new Crossland X, a new compact crossover that will sit next to the Mokka X as the successor of the Meriva. It may sound confusing at first, but ...

NOT content with already having one car in the booming supermini SUV segment, Vauxhall is now launching a second called the Crossland X that will stand side-by-side with its popular Mokka. The ...

The Vauxhall Crossland is easy yet unexciting to drive. It feels out of its depth on the motorway, while the soggy gearbox and imprecise steering leave a lot to be desired. Engines range from 1.2 81 ...

The Vauxhall Crossland is easy yet unexciting to drive. It feels out of its depth on the motorway, while the soggy gearbox and imprecise steering leave a lot to be desired. Engines range from 1.2 81 ...