Let's be honest here, who buys a small hatchback to carry 3 adults in the back, I cant remember the last time I saw a car with 5 adults in it. Cars like these are for people with kids.

3 years have passed, the polo and fiesta still fetch a few grand, that corsa is now worth 50p.

Vauxhall have really started to up their game since 2016. The Astra was a huge improvement from the 2010 model, the Insignia feels quite premium and now the Corsa is well compromised and balanced. Well done Vauxhall!

I now know I've been parallel parking wrong all these years. Thanks Matt 😄

I always advise to go 5 doors over 3 doors. Even when you live alone or with 2. It just makes every thing easyer. Both with passengers and a bigger load

I've got a corsa 1.2 sxi and I love it to bits they are actually surprisingly spacious for there overall space

I really like the Fiesta...especially in ST form...😁🔝👍

The way he pushed them wing mirrors in at the end 😂😂

Everyone has a right to their opinion but the Ford Fiesta has shown me the most reliable vehicle from the others I drove.

I'm still in love with the fiesta, it would be my choice if the three, but how can you say the fiesta looks old when the polo is also old looking? Good video though😉

I have always been torn between the corsa and fiesta but always came down to what you get for your money and the Corsa always won for me. although if you want speed/acceleration, then fiesta is the go to. Never driven a VW polo,so I haven't got a scooby. Corsa's have always been reliable for me and if anything ever needed replacing, was always the more cost effective option. I learned to drive in a fiesta and it's what I always wanted but practicality had to play a role.

I had a corsa 1.4 ecoflex was a decent car only got rid of it recently to a BMW 1 series would recommend it to new drivers definitely

Fantastic! My brother had been learning to drive in a Fiesta just like that one, they are very smart, all 3 are nice cars here, of course the Polos 1.0 3 cylinder engines are from the Up! Overall fine in a lighter city car like that but just a bit too unpowered for anything bigger, the horsepower even for small hatchbacks is best at at least over 80bhp. Would be nice to see a city car one as well

Excellent analysis and loved the Wit - Thankyou

Would love the communities opinion on vw polo vs seat ibiza - i kind of like the exterior of the ibiza more but is it worth it?

Come on matt...its a small car and you expect an elephant can fit in the back seat?

Yeahhh !!! Bought in 2015 the 5dr 1.0T enjoy, wowww the engine omg so energetic smooth and quiet. My next car will be the other corsa. I looked it, not a hijack target, not pricey, solid, decent weight, I love it. I added optional extras such as navigation, advanced park assist, engine auto stop start standard and more std features. Lovely

I just got rid of my first ford fiesta 06 plate and after getting the 66 plate Ford Fiesta S, I'm 18 and 6'3 and surprised that I can get good head room and descent mileage of 46 and that is on the 1L EcoBoost and driving to my Part Time weekend job whilst being a Apprentice can get comfortable and drives nicely

Can we have an updated version of this video? because both the Ford Fista and the Golf Polo got a facelift ( i'am not sure if the Vauxhall also got one or not).

Volkswagen polo is amazing i own it and i m completely satisfied with my decision

Makes me happy, literally got home after putting deposit down on 2016 Corsa SRI Ecoflex. Can’t wait to pick it up!

I have a corsa 2015 exite and a fiesta 2015 ecoboost. The corsa just feels like a grandmothers car where as the fiesta is just about the most fun car I've ever had without collecting too many points on my licence.

People forget that those seats in the back are NOT meant to be used regularly. It is mostly for when there's no other way. It's like complaining on the rear seats of a Mitusbishi GTO; yes, it is meant to be more practical, but not by a lot. This is a car that is meant to be occupied by 1, two people maximum.

It's about value for the money, I would go for the Corsa.

Dear Mat :-) as always great video but please do somethimes a drag race at the end ;-) thank you

Which hatchback/supermini should I get as a first car (any one of these 3 or any others)?

Any chance of a review of the 2017 Kia Rio, it doesn't have stand out styling but very comfortable and well built and great value for money

I’ll take the fiesta! Love the st line and the st

You need to do another group test between the new versions of these cars, even though the new polo will be the clear winner.

I had Fiesta 2013, sold it, bought N.micra 15 but I miss Fiesta. I love Fiesta. Super control and manual gear was butter

Could you do a new version of these cars - once the corsa is released

will there be a 2018 version anytime soon? :)

Will you get the new Fiesta to review when it comes out

11:13, my favourite supermini won the test 😸

i’ve got a 2007 corsa and am about toy upgrade to a 2016 corsa!! love the car

Go with TSI Polo and it tops the others no questions. Feels so premium and practical.

Hi, I like your videos, I would like to know if you could make a video like this, about small cars, but for the new models 2020. Thanks!

my15 1.4 le 5 door corsa is really fun to drive over 4k rpm with manual done 30k miles coming up to 2 years in may and had 0 problems with it. i have a service plan and my first year of insurance after passing my test at 17 was £1200 second year 800 would of gone down extra 40 if i didn't get caught going 36 in a 30 then had to do a speed awareness course.

What’s the most reliable brand in terms of things breaking and going faulty ?

Good video,more like this please.

don't know why people buy these small cars and then complain about them having not a lot of room in the back??? just buy a proper size car!!

A question matt, don't you guys have a law in uk that forbiddens the rear window to block visability with items? because here in Portugal I think we do., and you always show boot space test until its maximum capacity

Just for curiosity, you should make the same test with the Fiesta ST vs Polo GTI vs Corsa OPC (or whatever name it has on Vauxhall, I only know the Opel's one). Even though I'm sure the Fiesta ST would win, I may be wrong and btw it would be a nice review. Think about it Mat ;)

My 67 plate Vauxhall Corsa SRI VX Line is the nuts! Looks like a VXR inside and out

Can you do a review on the seat Ibiza Cupra 2016?

How do the new Polo and Fiesta match up now?

It was a choice between a Polo and Fiesta when i upgraded my car in January. In the end i decided to go with the Fiesta as it was an Ecoboost Titanium version which means better interior and more power. Same upgrade for the Polo would have been too much money.

You need to do one for 2018 versions for Polo and Fiesta

it’s 2021 and i’m currently stuck between 2016 Vauxhall Corsa, 2016 Ford Fiesta and 2016 Volkswagen Polo 🤣 (and a hyundai i10). I learnt how to drive in a Vauxhall Corsa and I am leaning more toward it to be fair!!

Watching the review, I’m from Azerbaijan and didn’t even realise about flag until you mentioned lol good eye for detail there

I’d have them all. I have a polo 63 plate and it has nothing to it except Bluetooth. Wish I could have spent an extra grand to get the 15 or over plate.

Good times at Vauxhall.

Opel/Vauxhall is come back 👊👊 .

where do you do these recordings????? nice tarmac for a bit of fun....

You should yank on the other cars center armrests.

The skoda Fabia looks so sad. Corsa us better between the Classic polo and the fiesta looks old inside.

Don’t know if anyone noticed he was comparing the bottom spec interior of the fiesta with the top spec version on the corsa

I would take the polo

Are you going to review the ford ka plus?

All of these cars are hell to insure as first cars though

thanks for review good job

Good review. South Africa car shows came out with the same results

I'm a ford fan so i go with fiesta anyway :))

Corsas are good because they lose their value quite a bit faster than the other two, with the fiesta being popular with tuners and the polo being a vw.

best interior = corsa best exterior = fiesta compromise = polo

Ford Fiesta are everwhere i like the look of them bit they are just to common for me and the polo i like the best just cause of the comfort and you can get 1.2 tdi which has a decent amount of power for a first car. Then the corsa and ngl the new ones are decent but it'd still rather the german vw.

i believe you can get a 1L or 1.2L turbo charged polo with more than a 100 hp it's much fun !!

Do 3 and 5 door models have same boot size?

when are we getting a 2018 version of this head2head video? :)

@Carwow - Love u're vids but I'd love to see a comparison either - 5-door - 5 door same catalogue price or same price for what-ever-u-get + narrative (Polo Mark 5 - 2009 with FL) Fiesta (Mark 6 - 2008 + FL) and Corsa (m. 5 - 2014 - 2015). BTW TBH - you got two "super minis" on the market - Estate editions of Fabia and Clio. In this car segment those offer most - longer than seg. C HTBs, a good perception (bigger and still kinda new). I got it - there's no benchmark to compare all at once... But considering price, size, tech, design - I'd opt for any aforementioned Estates - Good luck with Carwow

I'm glad the corsa won the test as I'm hoping to buy one. I just love the shape of the 3 door version way better than the other 2 as well. Surely it must have a mpg trip display somewhere. As I haven't heard any body else mention it hasn't got it. It's basic info that you need to know

HAHA! As an Opel driver, I love this video. Thanks Matt. I drive an Opel Adam, also a 1.0T, it's just lovely

Which would be best for students? Fiesta is nice but the flat load bay in the polo is a huge win over. Not even considering the corsa, just no.

Need an update on this video what would you recommmend me between them in 2020?

And don't get me started on that stupid little black extension to the 3 door Corsa's rear window line on the C-Pillar. Added just to differentiate it from the old one but it's totally ruined the side profiles' sharp lines.

can you please make a review for the new honda civic 2017

Missing the Renault Clio and the Peugeot o to have the top 5 best selling cars of the last 15 years. But now with the Kia Rio, can't have better value for money.

I really like the vauxhall corsa limited edition the original white 3dr 1.2

@carwow can you do a head to head a Toyota Camry and a Honda Accord?

Thanks, would appreciate if you do a review of SEAT LEON FR plz

Good review, carwow.

If you left the polo's boot floor on the bottom then put seat back down and you too would have a big seat lip so no no flat load space

Does the Corsa E's glovebox actually shut? The previous generation just snapped off.

Why were the Skoda Fabia or the Hyundai i20 not considered? :O

Sloane square haha. Regent and Bond are posh as well

The Corsa is definitly a really good car. I am driving one myself with an 1.3 CDTi with 95HP and 210Nm and OPC Line interior and exterior. Avg. fuel consumption is 5,3l/100km and I drive very aggressive. Especially on 215/45/R17 tires it just handels really good in corners and is really steady driving 200+ km/h.

I want to see a review of the new Toyota Yaris

Guys, how about a renault clio review?

I'd get the new Suzuki Ignis, its top of the range model is similar price to these and is much more funky and fun

Ok I'll throw in my comments based on facts of actually owning and driving all three cars, and not just stuff that I've read. First and as I've said many times and written here on KZfaq (and agreeing with Matt) the Corsa is the best all rounder of these three, as it does feel biggest inside, its very reliable, the ride is comfortable enough, its just good at everything without being class topping in anything and for that reason I'd recommend people to buy one. So, breaking down my own findings based on what I have ACTUALLY owned (present or past) and drove with two of them being brand new cars: * Vauxhall Corsa Club 1.4 auto (2009 car) - I drove this for 3 years, never any reliability issues with it other than a 'niggle' which was the windscreen wiper would make an audible knock when at full swing almost like it was too long, fuel consumption was average, comfort was fine and not soft or hard, interior room was very good, it was an excellent all rounder and for looks then I would call it a good looking car without turning heads. * VW Polo Match 1.4 auto (2012 car) - I drove this for 3 years after the Corsa, never any reliability issues other than 2 replacement windscreen wipers and 1 blown headlamp bulb, it felt a better quality and had a classier inside than the Corsa, it had more solidity of build than the Corsa, comfort was fine without being too hard or soft, fuel consumption was excellent with 62mpg on a given run longer than 30 miles due to its 7 speed DSG box (and I am from a part of the country without motorways), its a superb car and class leading in terms of solidity, its engine is smoother than the Corsa and made the latter feel like an arthritic wheezy slug on the road, but one 'downside' for those that I am aware make an issue of 'looks' then yes I agree the Polo is a dull looking box on wheels (but I don't care in this regard). * Ford Fiesta Edge 1.4 auto (2012 car) - actually this car was second hand is my wife's and has been owned for 2.5 years, however I've driven it many times particularly when she has wanted our Seat Leon with it's increased room for our adult children and grandchildren, it's proven reliable, fuel consumption is average but nowhere near as good as the Polo, comfort is very good and not too soft or hard, interior room is okay but doesn't feel as large as the Corsa, and as for looks to me its stunning indeed the prettiest of these 3 by miles but there's so many Fiesta's on our roads that I doubt they turn any heads. So in summary I would state that all of these 3 cars are excellent cars, none is outstanding in all points, but if you wish for an excellent all rounder go for the Corsa, if it's build quality and superb mpg its the Polo, if its comfort and good looks then has to be the Fiesta. If the money is available and you can make any choice then I would go this way: 1) Polo, 2) Fiesta, 3) Corsa. However, I stress none of these cars are bad cars and I would not argue with anyone who selected differently unless their main criteria is for the looks and I have never gotten that one but maybe I am more mature in years than most who argue in this regard. One deciding factor could be for those having second hand cars and here thinking of ease to obtain parts from say a breakers yard I would imagine the choice would be: 1) Fiesta, 2) Corsa, 3) Polo. Thank you, Paul

Could you review the new fiat 500 please!

Please review the 2016 jeep grand cherokee summit

The fiesta's main downfall is the interior but i think the 2017 model solves that, i just hope it drives as well if not better..

Should do a 2018 version of this

I would actually want the 3 door over the 5 of any of these cars so none of my mates will ask for lifts

the 1 thing that i hate about my corsa is that it dont have MPG display, when your watching your pennies it would be the greatest thing considering lots of young people purchase corsa's.

Do this video with their proformance counterparts

Opel all the way. Opel corsa 1.4gls is running for 16 years without any problems

The thumbnail number plates?

Greetings from South Africa. As a blind person I would prefer the Opel Corsa with the 1.4l 4 cylinder petrol engine and the 4th and 5th generation Polo and the Mk6.5 and early Mk7 Fiesta with the 1.6l 4 cylinder petrol engine.