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I just come back from 1500 km in Andalusia with a current-generation Opel Corsa.
I drove about half of the time I think.
For the part in small montain roads, it would have been much more fun with a gasoline car I think
(instead of that diesel, which had moreover a problem at low rpm)
I liked the very-assisted steering (i.e. you can turn the wheel with one finger)
I didn't like the headlight commands on a button low on the dashboard rather than near the steering wheel like on most of the cars I know.
I didn't like either the fact that the commands near the steering wheel where "full electronic": I mean, when you put the turn indicator or the windscreen washers, the command does not stay in its place: the car just knows that you activated it.
(not easy to explain for me in English :D)
I drove about half of the time I think.
For the part in small montain roads, it would have been much more fun with a gasoline car I think
(instead of that diesel, which had moreover a problem at low rpm)I liked the very-assisted steering (i.e. you can turn the wheel with one finger)
I didn't like the headlight commands on a button low on the dashboard rather than near the steering wheel like on most of the cars I know.
I didn't like either the fact that the commands near the steering wheel where "full electronic": I mean, when you put the turn indicator or the windscreen washers, the command does not stay in its place: the car just knows that you activated it.
(not easy to explain for me in English :D)