Edited sentence: "Disappointment on wheels.A burning Cavalier is used as a makeshift road blockade in the 2006 film Children of Men.A slightly depressing driving experience and woeful build quality.All three models are estates.Clarkson has since described the Vectra as "designed in a coffee break by people who couldn't care less about cars".Famous owners of the first generation (Cavalier) models include Welsh rap group Goldie Looking Chain.However, most of the reviews still criticize the car for its numb steering, nose-heavy feeling on the Diesel powered models, torque-steer on the VXR model, complicated indicator switches and generic looks.In 2004, Which.In the 1998 Top Gear surveys, the Vauxhall Vectra  was named as the least satisfying car to own in Britain.In the UK, the Vectra has always been a criticized car.It is very much disliked by Jeremy Clarkson.Magazine as "Estate Car of The Year 2007".Main criticisms were the generic unresolved styling, stodgy handling, poor interior ergonomics, poor reliability and lack of performance and refinement of the Diesel engines.The Vauxhall Vectra Estate was awarded by British What Car.The Vectra C launched in 2002 and face-lifted in 2005, garnered much better reviews and the Estate version even won an award from What Car.The old Vectra built from 1995-2002, was vastly criticized during its seven year run.Their Burberry painted model often accompanies them to live performances.Three second generation Vauxhall Vectras are featured Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.When the Vectra was launched, Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson made what The Independent described as a "characteristically clever" film, which it judged may have damaged its sales.magazine described the Vectra B as a.magazine in 2007 as "Estate Car of the Year 2007"