Opel Meriva hard gefacelift, retains its FlexDoors
Posted on 09-10-2013 at 9:31 by sir_smokalot – 24 Comments”
Do you see the differences?
It might not be the most exciting Opel, but the group can each new innovation to good use, and then grabs a great deal with the renewal of the range, and the engines. The current Meriva went on since 2010, and so was the time the quantity to tighten. The muzzle was fitted with more chrome and LED lights and also the headlights are tighter cut. Oh, and in opel’s large-wheels-tradition you can 18-inch jetsers under hang.
The biggest differences are under the skin, all engines are Euro 6-compliant and a piece of(you) more energy-efficient. In particular, the new 1.6 CDTI (136 hp, 320 Nm), which is the old 1.7 replaces, much is expected. In the cockpit is the family man, who has not (yet) Zafira needs a new voice IntelliLink-Infotainment-system.
The entry-level model is now a 1.4 with 100 hp, but it would not surprise me if the new 1.0 SIDI three-cylinder (115 hp) also will get a place in the small MPV. The question is actually: why are they not directly in?
From the beginning of 2014, the fresh new Meriva at the dealert, it would be the last?
Oh, and automotive designers, kifesh with that girl interrupted/staggered lines on the side of your cars? Is this a trend?
Update: A video of the new Meriva, you can find on opajunk. The introduction is scheduled for the motor Show of Brussels in January, where the cars are first in the world to experience.
Gallery: Opel Meriva 2014
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Gallery: Opel Meriva 2010
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