I can immediately say that the uprated interior decorations make for a much more festive feeling. This time I have the 1.4 litre mid-spec version to try. We had a short review of the 1.0 litre version in the summer of 2015 and decided it was okay.
Did You Ever Wonder About The Stefaneschi Triptych?Īs promised during the weekend here is a small reconsideration of the Opel Corsa, this time the 1.4 litre, 75 PS petrol five-door.
Amongst the more recent arrivals to these shores is Opel’s current generation Corsa (none of your Vauxhalls in these parts), but to be honest, and in contrast to the (closely-related) Peugeot 208 which preceded it to market, it has been a comparatively rare sight.ĭuring my twice-daily dog walking duties I Continue reading “2020 Vision.” Author Eóin Doyle Posted on Categories Car Styling and Design, Marques, Oddities & Sightings, Opel / Vauxhall, Opinion Tags 1993 Opel Corsa, 2015 Opel Corsa 1.0 Ecoflex review, Opel Corsa, Vauxhall Corsa 30 Comments on 2020 Vision. One of the more superficial downsides to this is that sightings of new models, while normally a relatively frequent prospect, have been sporadic at best. Of course cars have been registered – some having even been sold – but in a country where new car sales had already been in state of contraction before the pandemic swept all before it, the current situation facing the Irish retail sales trade must be sobering indeed. We’ll have no shouting here… Are you sure this is Cork? All images: CBĭespite life returning to a semblance of normality around these parts over recent months, the sighting of 2020-registered cars remain something of a novelty.
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