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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 ceremony took place on Monday 26th, January, at Opel's plant in Russelsheim, Germany, that produces the Insignia. The final results for the 2009 COTY were announced last November. Opel's Insignia claimed victory with a total of 321 points followed by the new Ford Fiesta and the VW Golf VI that gathered 320 and 223 points respectively.
- Opel Insignia Tops The Charts In Europe, Over 100,000 Orders In The First Quarter
While in their home turf, General Motors as well as Ford and Chrysler are taking a beating from Japanese automakers in the sedan segments, across the pond, GM's Opel Insignia has topped the charts in the first quarter of the year surpassing all competition...
- Opel Insignia Sports Tourer Tweaked By Steinmetz
Having already meddled around with the sedan and liftback (five-door) versions of the Opel / Vauxhall Insignia, German tuning house Steinmetz is now completing its offerings with the introduction of a sports package for the Sports Tourer model that will...
- Opel Insignia Sport Package By Steinmetz
While the new Opel Insignia has been praised by many for its sensual styling, German tuning house Steinmetz believes that there's still room for plenty of visual enhancements. The complete styling package from Steinmetz consists of a blacked-out front...
- Opel Insignia Styling Package From Irmscher
Opel's semi-official tuner Irmscher has injected some additional sporty flair to the all-new Insignia sedan with the presentation of a new styling package that will be available by mid-November. The available bits include a front spoiler, a new radiator...
- Opel Insignia Gets Two New Turbo Engines And Ecoflex Variant
At next month’s Paris motorshow Opel will debut two new engines for the Insignia range that comprises a 4door sedan, a 5door fastback and the Sports Tourer which also makes its world premiere at the French capitol. The new powertrain options for...
Cars
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 ceremony took place on Monday 26th, January, at Opel's plant in Russelsheim, Germany, that produces the Insignia. The final results for the 2009 COTY were announced last November. Opel's Insignia claimed victory with a total of 321 points followed by the new Ford Fiesta and the VW Golf VI that gathered 320 and 223 points respectively.- Opel Insignia Tops The Charts In Europe, Over 100,000 Orders In The First Quarter
While in their home turf, General Motors as well as Ford and Chrysler are taking a beating from Japanese automakers in the sedan segments, across the pond, GM's Opel Insignia has topped the charts in the first quarter of the year surpassing all competition...
- Opel Insignia Sports Tourer Tweaked By Steinmetz
Having already meddled around with the sedan and liftback (five-door) versions of the Opel / Vauxhall Insignia, German tuning house Steinmetz is now completing its offerings with the introduction of a sports package for the Sports Tourer model that will...
- Opel Insignia Sport Package By Steinmetz
While the new Opel Insignia has been praised by many for its sensual styling, German tuning house Steinmetz believes that there's still room for plenty of visual enhancements. The complete styling package from Steinmetz consists of a blacked-out front...
- Opel Insignia Styling Package From Irmscher
Opel's semi-official tuner Irmscher has injected some additional sporty flair to the all-new Insignia sedan with the presentation of a new styling package that will be available by mid-November. The available bits include a front spoiler, a new radiator...
- Opel Insignia Gets Two New Turbo Engines And Ecoflex Variant
At next month’s Paris motorshow Opel will debut two new engines for the Insignia range that comprises a 4door sedan, a 5door fastback and the Sports Tourer which also makes its world premiere at the French capitol. The new powertrain options for...