Opel seems to be finalizing testing of an updated Corsa hatchback, and we’re able to get a better idea of its new looks more than ever before, thanks to new photos via Carscoops. And it seems to resemble a more grown version of the Adam, which isn’t a bad thing at all. It probably won’t be ready for Frankfurt, where the Monza concept will take the spotlight, but Geneva is certainly not out of the question.
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The car should have been replaced in the last year or so, another facelift regardless of new engines, interior and face isn’t really going to hide its age that much. I wonder if Opel/Vauxhall would have made more money concentrating on a new generation Corsa rather than the Adam? Opel obviously decided otherwise so must have done their calculations. I just hope they at least change the rear lights of the facelifted Corsa as that was neglected last time the car was facelifted. It’s all good and well changing the front to freshen the car up, however if the rear remains the same it may as well be 2006 model which would be a let down.