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New Delhi, March 09, 2005:
General Motors India has launched the New
Look Opel Corsa with new styling and additional
comfort, convenience and safety. Redefining
value for money proposition, it has a host
of incremental exquisite features including
a unique rear reading lamp and an instrument
cluster dimmer, one of the first of its
kind in its segment.
“The New Look Opel
Corsa represents an extension of GM’s commitment
to exceed customer expectations in our products
and services. Our new offering raises the
bar in terms of value for money in its segment,”
said Aditya Vij, President & 0Managing
Director of GM India.
Available at prices ranging
from Rs 447,468/- (ex showroom Delhi) for
Corsa Sail to Rs 560,924 for Corsa 1.6 GLS,
the New Year Edition of Corsa offers features
like:
- Body coloured wide body side mouldings
- New Exterior Colors: Crystal Mica and
Shimmering Black
- Deep burl wood finish on TID dome, CPIP,
Cluster cover and IP pad
- New grey fabric
- Pollen filter
- Crash sensor for auto door unlocking
- Instrument Cluster dimmer
- Rear reading lamp
- Air Conditoner with Heater
- Deadlocking with Central Locking
In addition to the above features, Opel
Corsa has a change in the transmission too.
The gearshift mechanism has been improved
leading to reduced shifting effort and precise
gear throws, thus a comfortable drive for
the customers in city where gear changes
are frequent.
The Corsa is an ideal city car with unique
"space share design" having excellent
interior space that is amongst the roomiest
in its class. The compact exteriors provide
for low turning radius ensuring easy manoeuvrability
while its powerful engine makes you stay
ahead of the traffic with ease.
Opel and Chevrolet are some of the strongest
brand names in the automotive industry in
India today. Both these brands Chevrolet
and Opel stand for quality, reliability,
safety, innovation, environment-friendliness
and customer care.
In 2004, the company sold over 26,000 cars
to record a 73% percent growth in annual
sales. To make 2005 an even more eventful
year, General Motors India is working on
several programmes that will enable the
launch of special editions and exciting
marketing events.
GM India is a wholly owned subsidiary of
General Motors Corporation. Besides the
Chevrolet Tavera and Optra, GM India manufactures
the Opel Corsa, Corsa Sail and Swing at
its facility in Halol, Gujarat. GM India
also sells the imported Opel Vectra in addition
to the Chevrolet Forester.
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