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3.6 Liter V6
Join Date: May 2007
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Re: Opel Zafira Facelift 2008
Keep that Euro look and suspension and I agree, be a good alternative to to VW that only has wagons to offer
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Lords Valley, PA
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Re: Geneva 08: Facelifted Opel Zafira
I think that would be for the best. I would like to see them offer a more powerful engine options though.
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Re: Geneva 08: Facelifted Opel Zafira
Be a good inexpensive alternative to the Outlook, like the Mazda5 is for the Mazda CX-9
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1.8 Liter ECOTEC
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: west coast of canada
Drives: chevrolet; always have always will...
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Re: Geneva 08: Facelifted Opel Zafira
up here in canada, we've heard that this vehicle will be replacing the uplander van when it finishes it's life cycle.
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: New Orleans, Louisiana
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Re: Geneva 08: Facelifted Opel Zafira
I've driven the last-gen Zafira (my sister-in-law in New Zealand) and liked it. It's a tad smaller inside than the Kia Rondo, but the seating outlay is very flexible. It would make a very good family car for a family with, say, three small children...
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: 5,059 Miles SE of Dutch Harbor
Drives: 2008 Saturn Aura XE 2.4 I-4
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Re: Geneva 08: Facelifted Opel Zafira
Please keep us up to date. I'm very anxious to read about your experience. I have a good feeling that these will be coming here to the states.
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#53 (permalink) |
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Re: Geneva 08: Facelifted Opel Zafira
How was the legroom in the front and rear seats? For an adult.
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Walking
Join Date: Mar 2008
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Re: Geneva 08: Facelifted Opel Zafira
Yeah, no problem. Due for delivery tomorrow!! By the way car prices here in Ireland are very high (high tax) the car is costing me €38,000 ($60,000 approx). What do you think it would cost in the US? Admittadly I am going for a high spec model, but they start (1.6l "Life" model) from €26,145 ($41,000 approx). See the irish opel site:
http://www.opel.ie/action/go?cntryCd...ra&nav=catwalk (I know they havent updated their picture yet) |
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#56 (permalink) |
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5.3 Liter LS4 V8
Join Date: Oct 2006
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Re: Geneva 08: Facelifted Opel Zafira
Yea just like in the Lambda's. I like it since I like legroom. The price is very high though even if it is fully loaded. For the price you spent on your vehicle you can get one of these here: http://www.cadillac.com/cadillacjsp/...lade&year=2008
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Re: Geneva 08: Facelifted Opel Zafira
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#58 (permalink) |
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5.3 Liter LS4 V8
Join Date: Oct 2006
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Re: Geneva 08: Facelifted Opel Zafira
I wasn't planning on getting the Zafira but I think it would do well here as a alternative to an suv. It would fit well with Saturn.
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Walking
Join Date: Mar 2008
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Re: Geneva 08: Facelifted Opel Zafira
Took delivery today, very pleased. The car I got has uprated suspension and this makes a huge difference. I had driven a couple of rental Zafiras on holidays, and my one one complaint was that the suspension was very soft. The uprated suspension fixes this, its not too hard (this is a family car after all!) but it goes round corners much better now.
The engine is pretty good too, 2.0l turbo (200BHP). Its not very quick or anything, but its not slow either - safe for overtaking. The interior trim quality is very good, leather steering wheel, nice plastics. The trip computer screen is a bit dated looking - I had debated upgrading to the Sat Nav, giving you a nice graphic colour screen, but the €1400 ($2200) price tag put me off!! Cup holder is rubbish aswell!! But apart from these small issues Im very pleased, plenty of room for the family (wife and 2 kids), big boot, and if need it, 2 extra seats in the boot for those "dads taxi" runs, with half the football team! |
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