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New Opel Crossland - Much more than just a pretty face

By AutoMotoTV (Glomex) 19 November 2020 66 Views

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A family affair: After the mocha, the Crossland also shows the new Opel face Clear expression: Opel Vizor integrates radiator grille, logo and headlights For safety: Lane Assistant, traffic sign recognition, intelligent cruise control and speed limiter always on board as standard Sporty equipment: GS Line with characteristic black and red accents Totally flexible: Sliding rear seats and up to 1 255 liters of luggage compartment volume So healthy: As Ultimate also with AGR-certified ergonomic seats in Alcantara Further developed: Opel engineers make chassis and steering more dynamic For any surface: New Crossland with Adaptive Traction Control IntelliGrip Ready to go All gasoline and diesel engines meet the strict Euro 6d emissions standard Available to order New Opel Crossland from just 18,995 Euro

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