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Opel readies product offensive with 7 new models

Three variants of the new-generation Insignia will be part of Opel's product launches next year. The new Insignia gets a more athletic look than the current car and is seen here with camouflage bodywork in a picture released by Opel.
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By:
Michael Specht
November 06, 2016 05:00 AM

RUESSELSHEIM, Germany – Opel/Vauxhall will launch its biggest product offensive to date with seven new or replacement models next year including a successor to its Meriva minivan that will be called the Crossland X.

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