The Agila is a silhouette model of minivan, five doors and five seats. It is smaller than the other two Opel minivans: the Zafira and Meriva. This model shares many elements with the Suzuki Splash and replaces the previous Agila. It is available with three engines, two petrol and one diesel, and two trim levels called ‘Essentia’ and ‘Enjoy’. The more affordable version costs € 9,520 (gasoline engine with 65 hp) and the most expensive € 12,920 (Diesel 75 hp). Maneuver in a small space (turning diameter is 9.6 m) but the address is not straightforward (the address has 3.2 turns lock to lock). It’s a car with good interior height, not too broad and sufficient space for the legs of two adults of average height seated one behind the other. Opel has placed the driver’s seat in a position rather high (in relation to tourism) to increase the driver’s perspective. The driving position is correct but two areas for improvement: one is that the wheel does not adjust in depth, the other is that some drivers, the right leg will be resting on the edge of the center console, which is annoying over the miles.
