Opel is going into model year 2008 with a lot of innovations and presents its fresh product portfolio at the IAA in Frankfurt (September 13 – 23, 2007). The most important enhancements include the considerably higher level of equipment for the Vectra, Vectra station wagon and Signum, which for example boasts two-zone Electronic Climate Control (ECC), Solar Reflect windshield and 17-inch light alloy wheels in the Edition Plus model. The Cosmo Plus includes bi-xenon curve light (AFL), leather trim and Park Pilot as standard.
The 206 kW/280 hp top performers Vectra OPC and Vectra station wagon OPC are available with a six-speed automatic transmission for the first time.

In the Corsa range, the 110 kW/150 hp Corsa GSi fills the gap between the Corsa Sport and the Corsa OPC. The Corsa 1.3 CDTI can be ordered with the six-speed Easytronic transmission in the future. In addition to the engines already available, Antara customers can now also choose the 2.0 CDTI common-rail diesel with 93 kW/127 hp and diesel particulate filter. Antara Edition and Cosmo models come standard with Trailer Stability Assist (TSA).

Model Year 2008: Larger Selection and More Equipment

• Vectra and Signum: Standard equipment greatly enhanced
• Vectra OPC: Available with six-speed automatic gearbox
• Corsa GSi: Understated sporty model with 150 turbo hp
• Corsa 1.3 CDTI: Now also with Easytronic transmission
• Antara: Additional 2.0 CDTI with 127 hp and diesel particulate filter
• Astra TwinTop: Special “Endless Summer” edition with pure luxury on board
• New light alloy wheels, more versatile infotainment systems, fresh colors

Source: Opel Press Release