The Griffin special?edition trim brings some visual flair and extra equipment to the Corsa platform. Inside, you’ll find a modern touchscreen infotainment system, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto capabilities, and features like heated windscreen / heated seats in many trims of the Griffin line. From the driver’s seat, it offers a clean, accessible layout and the kind of equipment you’d want in a city-friendly hatchback. But where this car shines is in daily driving situations. The gearbox is said to be pleasantly light and smooth, the steering easy and accurate, and the overall feel “refined, perfectly pleasant” for its class. Whether for bustling town streets, commuting or modest motorway use, it strikes a nice balance of ease and comfort. ???? Practicality, economy & running costs Fuel economy is reasonable for the segment – one spec sheet shows ~44.1?mpg combined for a similar 1.4?petrol. Insurance group remains favorable (important for younger drivers or budget?minded owners). The Euro?6 compliance is good for any low?emission zones or urban restrictions. ? The strong points Excellent value: the Griffin special edition gives lots of kit for the money (heated seats, infotainment, upgraded wheels etc). Low mileage (20,413?miles) for the year Manual transmission means more driver engagement and lower complexity compared with some automatics.