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A couple of weeks, we told you about a series of photos showing the 2011/2012 Opel Corsa facelift. To recap, according to numerous tipsters including Carscoop reader Javier, the pictures were found momentarily on Opel's German site, but were removed shortly after some users started uploading the images on the firm's Facebook page. Unfortunately, we weren't able to verify the claim then.
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Cars
2011 Opel Corsa Facelift Pictures Found and Confirmed on Official Site
A couple of weeks, we told you about a series of photos showing the 2011/2012 Opel Corsa facelift. To recap, according to numerous tipsters including Carscoop reader Javier, the pictures were found momentarily on Opel's German site, but were removed shortly after some users started uploading the images on the firm's Facebook page. Unfortunately, we weren't able to verify the claim then.
But Javier kept on looking and this time, he was able to tip us off in a timely manner about the Corsa facelift making its appearance on Opel's Belgian website. And yes, we can confirm their authenticity. The pictures of the standard 3-door and 5-door Corsa as well as of the OPC hot hatch that you see in our gallery after the jump were downloaded by us.
- Opel Says You’ll Spend 50 Percent Less On Fuel With The Corsa Lpg
Opel has introduced a new version of the Corsa in Europe which runs both on gasoline and liquefied petroleum gas. Priced from €14,745 in Germany for the three-door model and €15,495 for the five-door, the Corsa 1.4 LPG ecoFLEX is said to...
- Scoop: 2014 Opel Corsa Receives A Touch Of Adam
Seven years is a very long time for a mainstream car to stay in the market these days, but much like Fiat and its Grande Punto-renamed-Punto, with which the current Corsa shares the same SCCS platform (co-developed by Fiat and General Motors), Opel is...
- Official: 2011 Opel Corsa Gets New Face And 3.5lt/100km - 67.2mpg Ecoflex Diesel
Enough with the rumors and the teasing from Opel's European site configurators; the 2011/2012 Corsa facelift has finally been officially revealed. The subtle restyling comes four years after the presentation of the fourth generation model less than...
- Revised Opel Corsa Ecoflex Consumes 4.1lt/100km Or 57.4mpg
Following the introduction of the new Astra ecoFLEX range, GM’s European arm Opel presented a revised version of its eco-friendly Corsa ecoFLEX model. Thanks to improved engine control and lower vehicle weight, Opel says that fuel consumption and...
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We won’t sit and lie to you; we can’t say with certainty whether the offspring child of a Toyota Yaris and a Renault Modus you see here is a product of photoshop or a leaked image of the 2008 Opel Agila prototype. We discovered it at the...