Cars
The Chevrolet Volt and its sister model, the Ampera, which is sold as under both the Opel and Vauxhall nameplates, have won the 2012 European Car of the Year (COTY) Award with 330 points.
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- Opel Officially Receives 'european Car Of Year' Award For The Insignia
It may look like a ceremony for the UEFA cup winner, but in fact, what you're seeing here in this picture is the presentation of the European "Car of the Year 2009" award for the Opel Insignia to GM Europe's President, Carl-Peter Forster. The...
- Gm's Opel Insignia 'car Of The Year 2009' - Ford Fiesta Comes In Second, Vw Golf Third
For the first time in 22 years, a General Motors vehicle has been voted 'Car of the Year' (COTY) in Europe. The brand-new Opel insignia gathered a total of 321 points beating the second Ford Fiesta by the narrowest possible margin - a solitary...
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- Fiat 500 Is The “2008 Car Of The Yearâ€
The all-new Fiat 500 (click here) has been unofficially-officially named “2008 Car Of The Year†by European auto journalists. But wait; what do we mean by “unofficially-officially� Well, although the results were initially planned...
Cars
Chevy Volt and Opel Ampera win 2012 European Car of the Year Award
The Chevrolet Volt and its sister model, the Ampera, which is sold as under both the Opel and Vauxhall nameplates, have won the 2012 European Car of the Year (COTY) Award with 330 points.
Coming into second place was the Volkswagen Up! city car with 281 points while the new generation of the Ford Focus finished third with 256 points.
The other cars that made it to the final round of the competition were the Range Rover Evoque (186 points), Fiat Panda (156 points), Citroen DS5 (144 points) and the Toyota Yaris (122 points).
The competition brought together votes from 59 automotive journalists in 23 European countries.
Read more »- Nissan Leaf Wins The 2011 European Car Of The Year Award
While our readers favored the Alfa Romeo Giulietta in our poll, the jury of the 2011 European Car of the Year Award (COTY) announced that the Nissan Leaf is the winner, earning a total of 257 points. This is the first time in the 47-year history of the...
- Opel Officially Receives 'european Car Of Year' Award For The Insignia
It may look like a ceremony for the UEFA cup winner, but in fact, what you're seeing here in this picture is the presentation of the European "Car of the Year 2009" award for the Opel Insignia to GM Europe's President, Carl-Peter Forster. The...
- Gm's Opel Insignia 'car Of The Year 2009' - Ford Fiesta Comes In Second, Vw Golf Third
For the first time in 22 years, a General Motors vehicle has been voted 'Car of the Year' (COTY) in Europe. The brand-new Opel insignia gathered a total of 321 points beating the second Ford Fiesta by the narrowest possible margin - a solitary...
- Toyota Iq Wins Japan's Car Of The Year Award, Citroen C5 Gets 2nd Place
The world's smallest four-seater passenger car -or so Toyota claims, the iQ, has won the 2008 Japan Car of the Year award. Toyota's new proposal in the minicar segment that will most likely come to the States as a Scion (click here for details)...
- Fiat 500 Is The “2008 Car Of The Yearâ€
The all-new Fiat 500 (click here) has been unofficially-officially named “2008 Car Of The Year†by European auto journalists. But wait; what do we mean by “unofficially-officially� Well, although the results were initially planned...