Here’s a detailed look at the Vauxhall Grandland 1.2 Turbo Elite 5-door (petrol 1.2L Turbo, Elite trim): Engine, Performance & Economy Engine: 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol (Three-cylinder) producing approximately 130 PS and 230 Nm torque. Acceleration & Top Speed: Manual: 0–62 mph in about 11.1 seconds, top speed ~122 mph. Automatic: 0–62 mph around 10.3 seconds, top speed ~121 mph. Fuel Efficiency & CO?: Combined WLTP: estimated 44–46 mpg, CO? around 127 g/km. Real-world combined: up to 53 mpg in testing. Dimensions & Practicality Size: Length: 4,477 mm Width (mirrors): 2,098 mm Height: 1,609 mm Wheelbase: 2,675 mm Boot Space: 530–550 L with rear seats up Up to 1,645 L folded flat Wide and practical opening with no loading lip. Towing Capacity: Braked up to 1,100–1,300 kg, depending on exact spec. Trim & Equipment — Elite Positioned as a well-equipped mid-to-high spec level, adding value with features like: Alloy wheels (up to 19″), panoramic roof, heated steering wheel, and heated seats. Advanced tech: ambient lighting, keyless entry, Navi Pro infotainment, dual-zone climate, and safety aids (lane keep, blind-spot, heated windscreen). Strengths Spacious cabin and competitive boot make it a practical family SUV. Efficient engine: Good fuel economy, notably around 50+ mpg in real-world driving. Refined value trim: Well-equipped without stretching into top-tier pricing. Verdict The Vauxhall Grandland 1.2 Turbo Elite offers a solid balance of comfort, space, and value. It’s ideal for families needing versatile loads and efficiency, backed by a well-featured kit list. While the petrol engine performs well in everyday scenarios, those planning heavy towing or frequent motorway driving might consider stepping up to a hybrid or 1.5 diesel option.