Second Hand Vauxhall Agila Side Skirt

Side skirts on the Agila are a genuine accessory or Sport/Design trim addition rather than a standard fitment across the whole range — not every Agila left the factory with them, but they do exist on certain trim and accessory-pack variants. If you are looking to replace a damaged side skirt, it is worth confirming with the breaker that your car was actually fitted with one from the factory or as a genuine Vauxhall accessory, as many Agilas simply have a plain painted sill without a separate skirt panel. If your car does not have one and you want to add a set, a breaker who has a Sport or higher-spec Agila in the yard may be your best source.

The Agila A (2000–2007) and Agila B (2007–2015) are entirely different generations built on different platforms — the A is based on the Corsa B/Suzuki Wagon R platform and the B on the Corsa D/Suzuki Splash platform — so body panels including side skirts do not interchange between them. Always confirm the generation of the donor car with the breaker before ordering, as the two generations look quite different and no parts will cross over.

The Agila B ran from 2007 to 2015 and did not receive a major facelift that is known to have changed the side skirt profile, so cars across that generation are broadly likely to share the same skirt shape. That said, minor running changes can affect panel fit, so confirm with the breaker against your specific registration to be sure before parting with money.

Trim level does not fundamentally change the body structure the skirt attaches to, so the mounting points should be the same across Agila B variants like Expression, Design, and Sport. However, Sport or Design-spec cars may have had side skirts as standard while Expression models did not, meaning colour-coding and finish can differ, so factor in a respray if you are fitting a skirt from a different trim. The breaker can tell you what trim the donor car was and what colour the skirt is painted.

The Agila A ran from 2000 to 2007 and received a facelift around 2003–2004 that updated the front and rear styling, so there is a potential boundary to be aware of between early and late Agila A cars. Whether the side skirt itself changed across that facelift is not something we can confirm as fact, so we would recommend checking with the breaker against your registration number to make sure the donor car matches your facelift period before buying.

UK vehicle dismantlers (breakers) are your best bet for a used Agila side skirt, and through Findapart you can get quotes from multiple breakers at once to compare availability and price. When requesting a quote, give your full registration number and mention whether your car has a side skirt fitted already, as this helps the breaker confirm the correct part and colour code from their stock.