VAUXHALL ADAM

Here for sale we have a December 2014 Vauxhall ADAM 1.2 16v JAM Euro 5 3dr ,, comes in Vauxhall White , fitted with a 1229 cc front wheel drive engine which produces 70 bhp , and has a 0 to 62 mph 14.9 seconds, and has a max speed of 102 mph , 5 speed manual gearbox, and from the 38 litre fuel tank it returns 53 mpg ,having been with its last lady owner since December 2020 , comes with 2 keys , long Mot and the following services Purchased from new from Martin Rumble Vauxhall ,03/12/2015 at 6423 miles at Bosch Warwick ,24/01/2017 at 15627 miles at Ron Skinner Tredgar ,22/02/2019 at 29014 miles at Evans Halshaw ,14/12/2020 at 35403 miles at Stratton Cars Com ,06/07/2022 at 39932 miles at Kingsway Garage Ltd Bristol ,11/08/2023 at 52818 miles at Kingsway Garage Ltd Bristol ,30/05/2024 at 61871 miles at Kingsway Garage Ltd Bristol and a recent oil change service ,Appealing directly to younger drivers – and the young at heart – is the Vauxhall Adam, a compact three-door hatchback sitting below the Corsa in the firm’s range size-wise, but above it in price. Vauxhall claims that what makes this car stand out as unique is the high level of personalisation a customer can specify thanks to more than a million design combinations – and that’s proved such a successful policy, it’s been copied by a number of other carmakers.
The compact four-seater goes head-to-head with the Fiat 500 and MINI Hatch primarily, and features a ‘floating’ roof that makes the car look lower and more distinctive. Everything about the Adam is designed to appeal to the fashion conscious, and it becomes obvious when you consider the three core trim level names: Jam, Slam and Glam. The line-up’s topped by the comparatively dull-sounding Adam S, although for the first few months it was on sale Vauxhall called it the Grand Slam.
The entry-level Jam is, purportedly, fashionable, mid-spec Glam is supposed to be elegant, while the Slam emphasises a (visually) racier side of the Adam. There is also an SUV-esque model called the Adam Rocks.