Opel may be in the crapper, but GM’s British arm, Vauxhall (which is intertwined with Opel) is happy to tout their new convertible, dubbed the Cascada.
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Tagged as Audi, audi a5, Convertible, Opel, paris motor show, Vauxhall, vauxhall cascada
Tagged as Audi, audi a5, Convertible, Opel, paris motor show, Vauxhall, vauxhall cascada
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