Vauxhall Viva hatchback 2015 pictures

The Viva is Vauxhall’s smallest and cheapest car

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The Viva’s name revives memories of an older model from the 1960s

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The Viva is a city car that competes with models such as the VW up! and Ford Ka+

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Five-door-only body style means the Vauxhall Viva is reasonably practical

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There’s only one engine, but a choice of two gearboxes, with the automatic being the most economical

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The Vauxhall Viva scored four out of five stars in Euro NCAP crash-testing

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Being cheap and in a low group, the Viva is reasonably inexpensive to insure

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Although it’s a city car the Viva cruises well on the open road, too

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Options include larger 16-inch alloy wheels, bright metallic colours and rear parking sensors

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All Vivas have 15-inch alloys, cruise control and electric front windows

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Thoughtful details help give the value-for-money Viva a little flair

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Viva is an old name for a thoroughly modern car

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