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Opel/Vauxhall announces two world premiers Agila and Speedster
The Opel Speedster/Vauxhall VX220 is an exciting product that captured the
imagination of enthusiast drivers and quickly moved from concept to reality. First seen at
the Geneva show last year, this eye-catching, limited edition, especially dynamic sports
car developed in conjunction with Lotus Engineering makes its world premier
as a production model exactly one year later.

Opel Speedster 2000
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Opel Speedster Concept at the Geneva Auto Show 1999 |
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OPEL/VAUXHALL AGILA
Debuting at the Geneva show, the all-new Opel/Vauxhall Agila represents
the maximum use of the microvan format and is the first microvan produced by a European
manufacturer. Based on a joint development with Suzuki, the Agila will be introduced step
by step in the European countries, starting in May 2000. |

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FORD GALAXY
The new Ford Galaxy features a redesigned exterior, all-new interior and
revised powertrain line-up, sporting a more upmarket appearance and several technological
features that are new to the European multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) segment. |

Photo: Automotive Intelligence |
The latest Ford Galaxy is also one of the first vehicles in
Europe to offer an advanced multi-media system as an original-equipment option. The system
provides video playback and the facility for computer games on two daylight-visible,
high-resolution screens on the backs of the front seat headrests. The new Ford Galaxy goes
on sale in Europe later in 2000. |
World Debut for All-New 2001 CHRYSLER SEBRING
A stylish, all-new Chrysler mid-size sedan makes its world premiere at the
Geneva motor show. The new 2001 Chrysler Sebring throws down a significant challenge to
look-alike mainstream models in the segment. With the introduction of the new Sebring,
Chrysler not only strengthens its European challenge but also continues its total product
renewal cycle, which has given the brand a completely redesigned passenger car line-up
that is less than three years old. |

Jim Holden introducing the new Chrysler Sebring
Photo: DaimlerChrysler |
The Sebring, which will go on sale in European markets late this year, builds on the
success of its predecessor, the Chrysler Stratus, but delivers added luxury features,
extra refinement and increased performance from a choice of 2.7-litre V-6 and 2.0-litre
four-cylinder engines, with the option of AutoStick® transmission. The outstanding
dynamic and passive safety abilities of Sebring are enhanced by the option of ABS Plus, a
sophisticated software extension of conventional anti-lock braking.
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