Two previous versions of Opel Astra were ones of the most popular cars of the lower middle class. Although the Astra III differs from its predecessors, almost everyone that has had contact with the car thinks that the introduced changes has gone in the right direction. This model has a chance to con...
The successor of Agila A I. It was first presented in 2007 in Frankfurt am Main. It has to be in the salons in the spring of 2008. Produced in Hungary in the same factory as his twin sister Suzuki Splash. In Comparison with its predecessor it is not only prettier car, but also much more practical....
The car was produced in Gliwice, from 2000 to 2007. Until the end of the production approximately 435-500 items left the factory. Opel Agila A I derives from Japanese Suzuki Wagon R and belongs to so-know microvans' class. From its twin-car it differs in chassis, interior and external details....
| The European Comission will help car manufacturers |
 Because of the financial crisis, the European Commission supported the idea of granting low-interest credits of a total sum of 40 billion euros. Money would help companies to start using greener technologies. After meeting with representatives of the European automotive sector, European Commissioner Guenter Verheugen said the loans can be provided by the European Investment Bank. The assistance to the German producers has been also announced by Chancellor Angela Merkel, by reducing taxes on low-emission cars. Source: EUobserver.com |