Information Archive One is the only number for VW and Vauxhall Volkswagen and Vauxhall opted to dedicate their entire exhibition space at the Paris Motor Show 2012 to a single model, the new Golf and Adam supermini respectively. VW??s Golf Bluemotion was showcased alongside the GTI and besides coming with start/stop engines and looking like Golfs, that??s where the similarity ends. That??s because the third generation Bluemotion can return 88.3mpg combined with its 50-litre fuel tank capable of covering 970 miles. VW says this means a driver racking up just 9,300 miles over 12 months only needs to fill up ten times a year. It??s cleaner too, by 14% compared to the outgoing Bluemotion, taking its CO2 emissions to 85g/km. All this is made possible by the 37kg lighter, more aerodynamic body, higher air pressure, and longer gear ratios. The 1.6-litre 110PS diesel develops its maximum torque of 250 Nm from just 1, 500 rpm up to 2,750 rpm. All these figures could change before it launches in the UK in summer 2013 but the Golf Bluemotion is sure to be a more common sight amongst fleets. Frankly mon ami, I do give Adam Despite announcing two other new models recently ?? the Mokka SUV and Cascada convertible ?? Adam was the sole focus for Vauxhall in Paris. The three-door, four-seater will cost between A11,255 and A14,000, making it a threat to the market share of the equally fashion-conscious Citroen DS3, Fiat 500 and MINI . Available in three petrol