Vauxhall

Vauxhall

Vauxhall Motors is a British car manufacturer from Luton, that belongs to General Motors since 1925. The company was founded in 1857 as Wilson & Co in London, in 1894 in Vauxhall it was renamed into Iron Works, because it was a London borough in which the company was at home. 1905 the company moved to Luton. In 1907 the first Vauxhall car came on the market. Until the Second World War many more models for the UK mass market followed. After the war most of the vehicles were taken from Opel and sold with slight modifications under the Vauxhall brand due to a restructuring of General Motors. Known models are the Magnum, Monza, Nova, Tigra, Velox, Ventora, VX Lightning and Zafira. SPACCER is suitable for installation in all Vauxhall models, where it leads to an improved initial comfort, optimum towing a trailer and a sporty off-road look.