Next-Generation Opel Corsa To Be Unveiled During Frankfurt Motor Show

by Manoli Katakis
— Feb 5, 2013

The current-generation Opel/Vauxhall Corsa is going on its seventh year of existence, and it’s more than about that time for a new one. And according to WorldCarFans.com, we will officially see our first glimpse of the next-generation Corsa during the Frankfurt Motor Show this September, with sales expected to start in early 2014.

Early tips indicate that the Corsa E is described as a larger version of the new Adam, which isn’t a bad thing at all, especially considering the demand for the vehicle.

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— Manoli Katakis

Manny is the lead GM Authority writer and provides on-site coverage of GM events as well as road tests of GM's new products.

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andrew says:

February 5, 2013 at 7:22 pm

I would absolutely love to see Opel get some French inspired craziness à la Citreon alliance.
Seeing the DS5 Cabrio (that interior! that HVAC controls!! that blue leather!!!) makes them, on a design standpoint, irresistible.

And imaging Buick getting a Peugeot RCZ for a halo car, sure it`s FWD, but it`s also Buick (no offense since I love their product line up). I think the current RCZ tops out at 200hp, but fit a turbo 4-cyl (maybe derived from the new 2.5L), crank it up to 325hp with a 6spd, nice Buick interior with all the blue ambient glow and sound deading.
A car like that in Buick`s lineup wouldn’t directly be stepping on the toes of anything else in GMs stable.

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