The all-new 2018 Opel Insignia GSi Sports Tourer is expected to hit the European markets towards the end of the year, not until ending up at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show for an official debut, next year. However, the German-based carmaker has already released the first details with the model just one week ahead its
Coinciding with the arrival of the all-new 2017 Holden Commodore Sportswagon in Australia, its European sibling Vauxhall has also introduced the all-new Insignia Sports Tourer in the United Kingdom, and the new Opel Insignia sedan in the rest of Europe. All models share rather the same styling features and tweaks inside. The Vauxhall Insignia Sports
Opel officially announced the introduction of a new diesel engine for the Insignia sedan. We talk about a 1.6-liter CDTI unit which takes the place of a larger 2.0-liter engine. Average fuel economy figures are rated at 3,9 liters/100 km or 61,8 mpg US. The engine delivers 120 horsepower for a 0-100 km/h acceleration of
The Germans from Opel introduced the 2012MY Insignia, a model which receives some updates in terms of engine options along some systems able to improve the fuel economy. According to Opel, the starting price of the 2012 Insignia is €23,330 including VAT, a number of significant improvements being operated over the current model. To being
Opel’s OPC version of the Insignia isn’t just your average sedan but with the Germans launching the Unlimited Edition the naughty meter is clearly off the charts now. This is because the special edition drops the whole electronic top speed limiter idea and goes all Autobahn street racer on us.
Tuners from Steinmetz and Klasen Motors have developed a complete package of updates to Opel Insignia Sports Tourer OPC, which became the fastest Opel production model with the right to run. Germans from Steinmetz and Klasen Motors achieved the fastest Opel production model with the right to run the streets. The Insignia Sports Tourer OPC
