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2003 Opel Corsa Sedan [C]

2003 Opel Corsa Sedan [C] in حد سامع حاجة (Does Anyone Hear Anything?), Movie, 2009 IMDB

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin: BR — Built in: EG — Made for: ET

2003 Opel Corsa Sedan [C]

[*][*] Minor action vehicle or used in only a short scene

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karoomay SY

2013-08-22 22:45

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S 415 GT DE

2013-08-22 22:46

Never seen this before. Looks like a Corsa C Sedan

m.pfaffeneder DE

2013-08-22 22:49

Indeed: http://www.motorstown.com/images/chevrolet-corsa-sedan-08.jpg

Ingo DE

2013-08-22 23:03

Brazilian origin, or?
:think: But odd, that it has an Opel-badge. In South America Opel-origin and Opel-based cars are all named Chevrolet.

AOLJU FR

2013-08-23 11:30

Yes, that's really odd... where does this movie happen? Because maybe there it was sold as an Opel. It reminds me of the left hand drive Vauxhall I saw a moth ago. I didn't know it existed.

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2013-08-23 11:38

In Egypt

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_Egypt
Link to "www.gmegypt.com"
http://www.classicarabia.com/cars/1269/2005-Opel-corsa-Sedan-Saloon-Sale-Egypt

-- Last edit: 2013-08-24 02:57:13

Ingo DE

2013-08-24 15:55

Aolju wrote It reminds me of the left hand drive Vauxhall I saw a moth ago. I didn't know it existed.

Mmmhhh, this was no original LHD Vauxhall, if not a classic car from pre-Opel-times (Chevette and Cavalier were the last Vauxhalls with unique body-elements). At newer cars always the owner has replaced the badges, because many -mainly youngsters with Corsa B's- think, that the Vauxhall-badge looks stylisher than the Opel-logo.

AOLJU FR

2013-08-25 18:30

Yes, it was a Corsa B. It had the Vauxhall badge only in the exterior because, if I remember well, it had the Opel logo in the steering wheel. It had a German number plate. I didn't know if it was an Opel with the Vauxhall badge or a Vauxhall with an Opel's steering wheel. Thank you for the information!

-- Last edit: 2013-09-29 14:45:08 (Neon)

Ingo DE

2013-08-26 12:16

So it's just a crummy Opel, pimped by the owner with an Vauxhall-badge.

AOLJU FR

2013-08-26 18:33

Yes. But when I saw it I had my doubts. I obviously knew that it was impossible that Opels were sold in Germany as Vauxhalls. I also thought that some Vauxhalls could be sold in other countries with LHD and be imported, but I found strange to see that German plate. It's a curious thing that Opel sells its models with lots of different names (Saturn or Chevrolet in America)... This is normal because in America Opel is a complete unknown maker, and Saturn or Chevrolet aren't, but I still think that the Vauxhall case is strange.

-- Last edit: 2013-09-29 14:45:27 (Neon)

Ingo DE

2013-08-26 19:45

Aolju wrote ... This is normal because in America Opel is a complete unknown maker, and Saturn or Chevrolet aren't, but I still think that the Vauxhall case is strange.


Well, there were Opels sold in the USA - but not any more since 1975. The last model there was Manta A/Ascona A. And Vauxhall is much more unknown in the world, except in the UK and some Commonwealth-countries. Even in the European countries, where there was (up to the 70ies) a more or less remarkable export (Austria, Belgium, Norway, Switzerland for example) they are disappeared.

But the Opel with the Vauxhall-grille is nothing stange at all. It's only a few screws (six, IIRC correctly. When my wife had an Astra G, I've mounted an aftersales market grille) and maybe 5 to 8 minutes work to replace it ;)

AOLJU FR

2013-08-27 08:14

Well, there were also some RHD Opels in the UK before being renamed Vauxhall. I suppose that they renamed them because Vauxhall was an historical British maker, and more famous than Opel there.

-- Last edit: 2013-09-29 14:45:46 (Neon)

Gag Halfrunt UK

2013-08-27 11:24

GM dropped Opel in the UK when the cars became identical.

Ingo DE

2013-08-28 14:01

The last Opel, sold officially in the UK as Opel, was the Manta B.

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