2011 Opel Corsa

2011 Opel Corsa

The three-door version requires only 3.5 liters diesel per 100 km and so emits just 94 g/km CO2. A new Opel Corsa ecoFLEX, 1.3 CDTI developing 70 kW/ 95 hp also enters the range, with Start/Stop technology as standard. A redesigned face lends it a sportier, expressive look, making it firmly recognizable as a member of the latest Opel design family. As of January 2011, Opel's successful small car now gets a new wardrobe. There's always something happening in the Opel Corsa: Everything changed under its skin in 2010 - its chassis, its steering system and engine line-up.

2011 Opel Corsa

In addition, the successful Color Line featuring special, sporty looking versions are enriched with a new optional "Linea" pack, featuring two large stripes stretching across the length of the body with matching colored 17-inch wheels and exterior mirror caps. The new exterior color palette integrates a delicate off-white Guacamole, eye-catching Grasshopper green and daring Henna. In addition to a modern charcoal hue, the interior can also be dressed with more expressive Tabasco Orange or Steel Blue decors. Inside and out, new, contemporary colors and decors are offered. It is universally connectible, simple to use and has every convenience for the 21st century built in, at a very competitive price. Called "Touch & Connect," this versatile system features a five-inch color touch screen, full navigation coverage for 28 countries, Bluetooth, iPod and USB connections. To stay connected with the world, a new multimedia infotainment system with seven, 4x20 watt loudspeakers debuts in the Opel Corsa.

2011 Opel Corsa

The Color Line Series models can be equipped with an optional "Linea" pack, featuring two large stripes stretching across the length of the body with matching colored 17-inch wheels and exterior mirror caps. For the new model year, Opel has also added a new trim level called the Color Line Series, which will be available across Europe. There's also an available new Touch & Connect navigation system featuring a commuter function that uses TMC information to propose alternative routes in case of traffic problems, even when navigation is not active. Inside, the dashboard molding sports a more textured skin while all trim levels have been updated with new fabrics and/or decors.

The five-door variant achieves 3.6 l/100 km and emits just 95 g/km CO2. Thanks to the start/stop system, the three-door version's fuel consumption in the combined cycle is reduced from 3.7 to 3.5 liters/100 km [67.2 mpg US] and the emissions from 98 to only 94 g/km CO2. A new Corsa EcoFlex 1.3 CDTI [diesel] with 95HP and standard Start/Stop technology also enters the range.

2011 Opel Corsa Cockpit Interior

DEKRA (Deutscher Kraftfahrzeug-Überwachungs-Verein) is a full-service provider for safe and efficient mobility and Europe's leading technical expert organization. Germany's DEKRA Quality Report 2010 named the Opel Corsa the overall winner, with the lowest defect rate of all the vehicles tested. In addition to its athletic, dynamic styling and great driving fun, the Opel Corsa also offers customers top class quality. True to Opel's philosophy, the Opel Corsa also features innovative technologies at an affordable price, including halogen Adaptive Forward Lighting (AFL), a heated steering wheel, Hill Start Assist, a Panorama sunroof or the integrated FlexFix bicycle carrier which is unique to Opel.

2011 Opel Corsa

2011 Opel Corsa

2011 Opel Corsa

2011 Opel Corsa