Opel Insignia spy shot

Opel is working hard to gain traction in Australia but should get a boost from an updated Insignia.

It's nearly ready for European showrooms.

It has a much smoother nose with new lights, bumpers and grille.

It will also be previewed at the Geneva show.

Paul Gover

18 Feb 2013 1 min read

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Paul Gover

18 Feb 2013 1 min read

...that's nearly ready for European showrooms.

It has a much smoother nose with new lights, bumpers and grille that will also be previewed at the Geneva show.

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Paul Gover is a former CarsGuide contributor. During decades of experience as a motoring journalist, he has acted as chief reporter of News Corp Australia. Paul is an all-round automotive expert and specialises in motorsport.

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