The Vauxhall Corsa B, launched in 1993 and updated through the mid-1990s, became a key model for Vauxhall in the supermini market.

With its rounded styling and improved comfort over the original, it appealed strongly to younger drivers and those seeking an affordable, easy-to-drive small car.

By 1996, the Corsa had established a reputation for practicality, low running costs, and accessibility.

In the UK, it was especially popular, becoming a common first car thanks to its affordability and wide availability.

Its broad appeal helped cement the Corsa as one of the UK’s best-selling small cars of the decade.

This highly modified rally car with significant recent maintenance is described by the vendor being as on-the-button.

The impressive specification includes; 1400NZ block with SE head for better compression and high-lift camshaft, full safety devices including roll cage, 4-point race harnesses and fire extinguisher, Nova radiator upgrade with Hockley engine and gearbox mounts co...