What is Vauxhall? Even if the question may astound some people, the brand is too well-known to consumers in the realm of UK and also erstwhile colonies of the British Empire. Vauxhall Motors Limited happens to be worldwide celebrated British car manufacturer, owned by General Motors and has been instrumental in bringing forth newer models and thus refining people’s tastes at times. What is more, thanks to its own conviction in updating itself to cope with the changing reality, it has been able to retain clout in the pertinent scenario.

Now the same Vauxhall Motors Limited is proffering clientele no less than £3,000 for trade-ins matured in excess of seven years on a number of new cars from this time until the end of March. On the word of Vauxhall Motors Limited the novel scheme is Vauxhall Swappage, Toyota starting using the same term last month, and can be used to pay money for the recently launched Astra five-door, Astra Sport Hatches and most new Corsa models.

In accordance with the latest assertion of Vauxhall, consumers with a car seven years old (in any case) and is covered by insurance, road tax and MoT shall be liable to get the benefits. however, the company is confident that there would not be the imposition of any upper age limit on the used car and it would accept cars from clients who had only owned it for 90 days.

Speaking on this, Rory Harvey, Director, Retail Sales, said, "We\'re determined that our customers will continue to enjoy excellent offers as the government\'s scrappage scheme comes to an end."  "Vauxhall Swappage not only increases the amount of discount off selected Vauxhalls from £2,000 to at least £3,000, but it also widens the net to cars over seven years old, compared with 10 years plus in the old, government-backed scheme."