Iconic models from German brands like BMW, VW, and Porsche may get plenty of time in the spotlight, but the country's ...

Vauxhall Insignia VXR | PH Used Buying Guide Fast, cheap and never to be repeated - why it might be time to forget what you think you know about the Insignia By Tony Middlehurst / Saturday 13 May ...

Insignia TV as your primary TV: pros and cons Insignia TVs are well worth considering when shopping for the best TV under $500.

This review was originally published in Issue 195 of Top Gear magazine (2009) Four, wheel and drive. Those three little words are what save the new Vauxhall Insignia VXR, for the simple reason ...

Richard M Hammond has a taste of the best Vauxhall in years; the 320bhp, all-wheel-drive Insignia VXR Car manufacturers appear to be mining a rich vein of super saloon form at the moment ...

Richard M Hammond has a taste of the best Vauxhall in years, Insignia VXR Car manufacturers appear to be mining a rich vein of super saloon form at the moment. Prevalent and increasingly ...

The Insignia VXR sits on Holden lots for just $39,990 brand new, and used examples command prices of as low as $31,990 with around 4,300 miles on the odometer. Can you say firesale?

The upcoming Vauxhall all-wheel-drive Insignia VXR is set to benefit from the handling-improving torque vectoring technology used in the Ford Focus RS. We won't know the full details of the 2017 ...

Holden Insignia VXR is designed and built by GM-Opel in Germany - but its engine is made in Holden's Melbourne plant. From Australia the engine is sent to Europe to be installed in many cars sold ...