Description: Stylish, affordable city cars are big business in Europe. Just ask Fiat with its popular 500. Now General Motors has officially unveiled its answer in the form of the new Opel Adam. Named (like the Fe...Add Comments1
Description: A two-tone exterior allows for a range of color combinations, complimented by various LED lighting options. Opel design chief Mark Adams sums up what makes Adam unique: "No other car in this segm...Add Comments3
Scotty GeeJul 14, 2012 er.. 1980's, not 1970's there SG
Scott GilbertsonJul 14, 2012 It's like the 1970's "personal computer" by Colecovision, the Adam. (crickets) (nobody here was even born yet in the 80's..)..
Adam GrayJul 11, 2012 I want one just because of the name!
Jordan JacksonJul 12, 2012 Add some Juke in there too, lol
Joshua AdamsJul 11, 2012 Porsche meets Fiat 500. Nice, but not for me.
Einar HalfdanarsonJul 11, 2012 Weird, but cool. I think it'll grow on me.
Description: A 1.4-liter option is available with outputs of either 87 or 100 horsepower. They are equipped with Vauxhall's new five-speed manual transmission and optional Start/Stop tech. The company pla...Add Comments2
Stephen WicoffJul 11, 2012 Looks nicer than a fiat 500. Stick a more powerful engine in it and bring it to the US; then GM would make a huge profit.
Description: The A-segment model is made of high-strength steel and measures almost 3.7 meters long and 1.72 meters wide. MacPherson struts are fitted up front while a compound crank system forms the rear suspensi...Add Comments0
Matthew van der LindeJul 12, 2012 They could bring this to the us and badge it as a buick, like they do with other opels
Danyaal FarooqJul 11, 2012 At first glance . I saw a little Fisker karma ..
chikenbagJul 11, 2012 this is a good angle of it. gm could make a lot of money off of this in the us with a chevy badge on it. i think it would sell well here.
Daniel C Co?aJul 11, 2012 they could have done better with the placing n shape of the front lamps, didn't really like, but in this shade of red its quite nice. at the very least, distinctive
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