Europe, I hope you’re listening!
After writing about the need for more diesel cars in North America yesterday, that got me thinking: what are some other cars we miss out on, that we really ought to have a crack at? So I decided to put together a list of five cars that automakers should really send over to us.
Opel has taken the wraps off the sporty three-door Astra GTC ahead of its world premiere at the Frankfurt Motor Show.
Nick Reilly, President of GM Europe, has told Auto Express that a successor to the Vauxhall/Opel Calibra two-door from the nineties is on its way.
The Opel/Vauxhall Corsa has received a facelift, and it’s not just skin deep.
The Opel Antara has received improved drivetrain options and an updated appearance for 2011.
The Opel Ampera will set you back 42,900 Euros when it goes on sale in Europe in the fourth quarter of 2011.
The Opel/Vauxhall Astra Sports Tourer, a wagon variation of the Astra, has been unveiled in Paris.
Opel has revealed the GTC Paris concept car, likely hinting at an upcoming 3-door Opel Astra hatchback. Its live debut will occur at the Paris Motor Show this month.
Editor’s note: Due to our blog’s closure, we were unable to post our coverage of the 24 Hours of Nürburgring in a timely manner. We wouldn’t want to put Christoph’s efforts to waste though, so here’s his report.
Better late then never, here are my impressions from this years 24 Hours race at the Nürburgring.
The World Car of the Year jury has announced their top 10 finalists for 2010. The top 3 will be announced in Geneva, while the actual awards will be given out at the New York International Auto Show.