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Holden’s popular Barina range has been revised and upgraded recently to ensure it remains competitive in the hotly contested light vehicle segment. The Holden Barina has been on sale in Australia since 1994 and at that time the market was a very different place to what it is now. Since the introduction of the SB Barina in 1994, new manufacturers such as Kia, Daewoo, Proton and some of the established manufacturers that didn’t have a vehicle in the small or light car class have entered the class. Vehicles that don’t receive regular facelifts, specification changes or pricing re-alignments soon become yesterday’s choice. The Holden Barina range consists of three models, the Barina SXi, a three door hatch available in either a manual, which starts at $15,990, or automatic, which is an additional $2,000 across the range. Next up is the Barina CD [tested], five door hatch, which starts at $17,990 for the manual version. The third variant is the sporty Barina SRi which has a more powerful 1.8 litre engine. The Barina SRi is priced at $22,490.