Vauxhall Agila - what difference does Eco Flex make?
I'm looking to buy a used Vauxhall Agila. I can afford a 2008 model and I've seen some with an EcoFlex badges and some without for the 1.0 engine. Were all the Agila's fitted with EcoFlex Engines? Are they all the same 1.0 engines or are the ones labelled EcoFlex different?
Asked on 2 May 2016 by Denz
Answered by
Honest John
Doesn't seem to be much difference: www.honestjohn.co.uk/carbycar/vauxhall/agila-b-200.../ Original 1.0 and EcoFlex that came in from November 2010 both under 120g/km. Adequate and practical for town and suburbs. Not so good on the motorway.
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