When working to help the environment, it’s often the small changes that can make a big difference. That’s the theory used by Vauxhall engineers who have managed to optimise the Corsa CDTi’s engine to save the planet from hundreds of thousands of tons of C02 emissions - and collective Corsa owners from hundreds of thousands of pounds in tax.
The revised 1.3CDTi 75PS engine, which is on sale now, sees emissions drop from 124g/km to 119g/km. This might seem like a small (...)
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Vauxhall Corsa is a very succesfull car ,and an important thing for its succes is the design.The car is highly acclaimed and the hatchback looks great from any angle.But now the customers can add some extra excitement to the basic car with a new option.
The experts from the VXR racing team came up with a new styling kit that provides more afressivity to the factory model.The new kit is made to fit both three and five door versions of the Cors and it’s available from Vauxhall retailers (...
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Corsa OPC: Sports Car Performance from Just 22,560 Euros
Top performer: 192 hp, superb driving performance Only 7.9 liters per 100 km Available to order now
At the world premiere of the 192 hp Corsa OPC at the Geneva Motor Show, Opel announces that the new powerful model is available to order now from 22,560 euros. The compact three-door is the sporty variant of the new Corsa, which has sold more than 150,000 units across Europe in the last few months, and is (...)
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Opel Managing Director Hans Demant accepts AUTOBEST 2007 award in Budapest 115,000 new Corsas already registered in Europe
Rüsselsheim/Budapest. After winning one of the most important European automotive awards, AUTOBEST 2007, the Corsa was the star of the show yesterday in Budapest, with Opel Managing Director Hans Demant present to accept the trophy at the exclusive ceremony. The choice of AUTOBEST 2007 was decided by a jury of 13 leading automotive journalists from (...)
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The new Corsa was yesterday named Car of the Year 2007 and Best Supermini by the renowned British consumer magazine “What Car?”. The Corsa beat 14 category winners to take the top honors, adding to its rapidly growing list of European awards. Speaking at the exclusive ceremony held at the Grosvenor House Hotel on London’s Park Lane, Vauxhall Managing Director Bill Parfitt said, “We’re delighted that the new Corsa has won this prestigious award. We know we’ve got this car just (...)
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