New Opel Corsa EcoFLEX

Every day car manufacturers improve their products, offering better performance and more efficient consumption with fewer polluting emissions. Opel has just launched an improved version of the Opel Corsa EcoFLEX that cuts CO2 emissions to 98 g/km.
The new Opel Corsa EcoFLEX comes equipped with the 1.3 CDTI engine featuring a series of upgrades that deliver 95 CV of power (the standard 1.3 CDTI offers 90 CV). In addition, the new Corsa EcoFLEX offers more power than the current EcoFLEX, which has only 75 CV.
Thanks to modifications to the engine control unit, low-rolling-resistance tyres, longer gearbox ratios and aerodynamic improvements to the Corsa, it achieves a very good average consumption of just 3.7 litres per 100 km. Finally, the package is completed by performance that is decent and not to be dismissed for a compact, since it accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 12.3 seconds and has a top speed of 177 km/h.
For the moment, however, there is no date set for the start of sales of the new Opel Corsa EcoFLEX.
Source | Opel
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Que más decir sino que Opel hace bien en reducir consumos y emisiones, en definitiva es el camnino que deben seguir las marcas, pero hay que sacarse el sombrero porqué Opel lleva tiempo haciendolo . He leído un artículo muy bueno en:
http://www.coches.net/noticias/nuevo-opel-corsa-ecoflex-mas-eficiente-que-nunca-11999-nono.aspx