What is a Vauxhall car?

[Opal]

Vauxhall is a British automotive brand. Here are some key details about Vauxhall: 1. Overview: Vauxhall Motors is a major British car manufacturer that began producing vehicles in 1903. It was acquired by General Motors in 1925 and is currently a subsidiary of PSA Group. 2. Logo introduction: Vauxhall has redesigned its griffin emblem. The new logo, featuring an enlarged and more prominent griffin figure with a more modern appearance, will debut on the Vauxhall Insignia. The word "Vauxhall" has been incorporated as part of the redesigned emblem.

[SanGideon]

Vauxhall is actually a native British car brand, as common as Brits loving tea. It was born in 1857, initially manufacturing steam engines in London's Vauxhall area, and only began producing cars in 1903. When I looked it up, I discovered it even built tanks for the military during WWII! Over the past few decades, it was acquired by General Motors and later became part of the Stellantis group. Nowadays, Vauxhall cars basically share technology platforms with Opel, just sporting the British lion emblem—kind of like a British-exclusive edition. This brand is particularly down-to-earth in the UK, with its Corsa or Astra models seen on almost every street, just like our national car.