VAUXHALL ASTRA (1998-06) 3DR HATCHBACK 2.0 16V DTI SRI

The VAUXHALL ASTRA (1998-06) 3DR HATCHBACK 2.0 16V DTI SRI is a popular choice among UK drivers looking for a reliable and practical hatchback. Known for its compact size and versatile design, this model is well-suited for everyday commuting, city driving, and small family use. Its sporty SRI trim adds a touch of style and performance, making it a favorite among those who want a car that balances affordability with a bit of flair. The 2.0-litre diesel engine offers decent fuel economy for its class, making it a sensible option for drivers covering regular distances. What sets the VAUXHALL ASTRA SRI apart is its reputation for reliability and ease of maintenance, often favored by first-time drivers and those looking for a dependable second car. While it may not be a luxury vehicle, its simple design and reputation for durability keep it competitive among its rivals like the Ford Focus or Vauxhall Astra from other years. With an average recorded mileage of around 134,000 miles and an average of nearly 7 previous owners, it’s clear that many drivers have trusted this model over the years. If you’re considering a used hatchback that offers practical use, no-fuss driving, and a bit of sporty appeal, the VAUXHALL ASTRA 3DR HATCHBACK SRI fits well into that category.
average use
average use
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The most recent mileage readings for the VAUXHALL ASTRA (1998-06) 3DR HATCHBACK 2.0 16V DTI SRI show an evenly distributed pattern across four different mileage ranges. Specifically, 25% of recorded vehicles fall within each of the following ranges: 100,000 to 110,000 miles, 120,000 to 130,000 miles, 130,000 to 140,000 miles, and 170,000 to 180,000 miles. This suggests that there is no dominant mileage cluster for these vehicles, indicating a varied usage pattern among owners, with some vehicles having relatively low mileage and others being heavily driven.
vehicle values
vehicle values
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Based on the available data, the private sale valuation for the Vauxhall Astra (1998-06) 3DR Hatchback 2.0 16V DTI SRI indicates that all vehicles fall within the £0 to £1000 price range. This suggests that, in the private sale market, these vehicles are generally valued at or below £1000, which reflects their age, condition, and market demand. Overall, the data points to a relatively low private sale value for this particular model.
production years
production years
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The data indicates that all of the VAUXHALL ASTRA (1998-06) 3DR HATCHBACK 2.0 16V DTI SRI vehicles in the sample were manufactured in 2003. This suggests that, within this dataset, there are no examples of this model produced outside that year, highlighting 2003 as a key manufacturing year for this particular vehicle type.
colour popularity
colour popularity
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The data indicates that for the Vauxhall Astra (1998-06) 3-door hatchback 2.0 16V DTI SRI model, the predominant paint colour is black, accounting for half of the vehicles at 50%. Red and blue are equally common, each representing 25%. This suggests a strong preference for black among owners of this model, with red and blue being less common but equally popular choices.
ownership cycle
ownership cycle
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The data for the 'Vauxhall Astra (1998-06) 3DR Hatchback 2.0 16V DTI SRI' indicates that the registered keepers are evenly distributed among four different counts: 5, 7, 8, and 11. Each of these categories accounts for 25% of the vehicles in the sample. This suggests a relatively balanced distribution of the number of registered keepers, with no single pattern dominating. Such an even spread may imply that the vehicle tends to have varied ownership durations, perhaps influenced by factors like owner usage, ownership transfer frequency, or market conditions for this model.
engine choices
engine choices
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The data indicates that for the Vauxhall Astra (1998-06) 3-door hatchback 2.0 16V DTI SRI model, all recorded vehicles (100%) are equipped with a 2.0-liter diesel engine, specifically the DTI SRI variant from that period. This suggests a consistent engine specification and fuel type across the sample, highlighting the popularity or standardization of diesel engines for this particular model during that time.