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Opel
unveils the new Insignia - and it isn't a Vectra
The new car from GM Europe has different styling and technology,
say the company's chiefs
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Crossover
may help take Opel and Vauxhall upmarket
GM thinks there's a limit how far its big brands can go upmarket,
but wants to test it a bit.
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GM looks
for local support to maintain UK site
In a wide-ranging interview GM Europe's chief talks candidly
about the Ellesmere Port plant and its prospects
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GM opens
new design centre
Built on the existing Rüsselsheim
site, the centre will major on new product design for Opel,
Vauxhall and Saab.
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GM achieves
1 million sales in Asia
For the first time since it began doing business in Asia Pacific
in 1915, General Motors has achieved 1 million sales in a
single calendar year.
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GM extends
hybrid range
General Motors has expanded the availability of its full-size
hybrid pick-up trucks nationwide beginning with the 2006 model
year.
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Different brands, different
perspectives
When you picture an Opel/Vauxhall car, it is highly unlikely
that “great interior design” springs to mind.
On the other hand Saab’s conjure up all sorts of desirable
images.
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GM finally has a winner
GM finally has a winner in the all-important
European C-segment sector. Enter the fifth generation Astra.
It’s good, so good in fact that the big chiefs at Ford
and VW should be worried.
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Heading for the black and
beyond
At the premier of Vauxhall/Opel’s luxury-end
concept car – the Insignia – chairman Carl-Peter
Forster boldly declared: “The Opel Insignia is an expression
of our new strength and it makes one thing clear: Opel is
back.”
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