| Power | 109 - 173 bhp |
|---|---|
| 0 - 60 mph | 10.4 - 16.1 secs |
| Fuel Economy | 29 - 42 mpg |
| Insurance Group | 19 - 29 How much to insure? |
| Road Tax | £305 - £710 |
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2003 - 2010
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