Vauxhall Cascada

Room for four adults on board
Comfortable ride
Lots of standard equipment

Vauxhall Cascada Convertible (2013 - )

Some may find it hard to believe that Vauxhall can successfully target more prestigious cars like the Audi A5 with the Cascada, but this is a very decent car. It’s a comfortable and spacious open-top cruiser, if not the sharpest thing to drive – certainly worth a look if you’re in the market for a convertible.

Our verdict

Is the Vauxhall Cascada a good car?

How we rated this car out of 5 on the following

Vauxhall Cascada interior

Space, materials, boot size and comfort.

Vauxhall Cascada performance

Power, handling, fuel and range.

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The basic design of the Cascada’s interior isn’t too dissimilar from what you’ll find in an Insignia. However, thanks to the soft-touch materials, pronounced stitching and elegant dashboard moulding, the Cascada has a surprising amount of style. Every model also has a leather-trimmed steering wheel and sports seats, but as impressive as this all is, it’s no match for an Audi or BMW.