How does the Eco mode Work Vauxhall Insignia?
The ecoFLEX model gets active front air shutters which close when the engine is cold to reduce the time the engine takes to warm up, and when the engine doesn’t need maximum cooling to reduce aerodynamic drag, both of which contribute to better fuel consumption.
Does CDTi mean Turbo?
Common rail Diesel Turbo Injection
CDTi (Common rail Diesel Turbo Injection) is an acronym developed by Opel to denote turbo diesel engines with Common rail direct fuel injection system.
What does the ECO button do on a Vauxhall Insignia?
Is the Mitsubishi insignia ecoFLEX a good car?
The Insignia is starting to feel its age but it’s still a capable car, mixing a comfortable, well equipped cabin with a relaxing drive. This latest ecoFLEX has brilliant economy and low tax bills, but drives as well as any other diesel Insignia – and it’s punchy compared to its rivals.
Where can I find all the specs for the Insignia hatchback?
On this page, you will find all the key specs for the Insignia Hatchback from overall fuel efficiency in MPG and its top speed in MPH, to running costs, dimensions, data and lots more. With Parkers you’ll find the most comprehensive source of car specs online. Insurance group get an insurance quote?
Is the new Vauxhall Insignia ecoFLEX worth buying?
Vauxhall has just made the Insignia even more appealing to company car drivers by launching a new ecoFLEX model. The car costs £835 more than the standard 128bhp 2.0 CDTI, at £23,040, but a stop-start system has helped to reduce CO2 from 124g/km to 116g/km and boost economy by 4.1mpg to 64.2mpg.
What are the changes to the Mitsubishi insignia?
Along with significant powertrain changes, the Insignia’s cabin has also been overhauled. Gone is the sea of buttons that used to confront drivers, replaced by fewer physical controls and a greater emphasis on different sized touchscreens depending on the model chosen to access everything from basic audio to detailed navigation functions.