Very dynamic: By Cascada Opel aims to lure away customers, especially the four-seater convertible premium manufacturer. With 4.70 meters length and 1.84 meters in width, the Cascada moved here to the level of a Volkswagen Eos.
The hood is heavily accented and the convertible does not need a roll bar. In the event of a rollover in a split second drive automatically activated pyrotechnic, high-strength safety bars behind the rear seats out. This happens also in a serious collision when the airbags are deployed to prepare the car for a possible further impact or rollover.
The top engine of Cascada is a 1.6 SIDI turbocharged Ecotec gasoline engine. It delivers 125 kW/170 hp and a torque with overboost maximum of 280 Nm from 1650 to 3200 revolutions per minute.
The interior is high: Nappa leather and ventilated seats are only two features to make the premium standards significantly. The cargo volume in the trunk ranges from 280 liters with an open and up to 350 liters with the roof closed. The rear seat backs can be a 50:50 ratio flip.
For the active safety of the driver are some assistance systems are available: These include the adaptive safety lighting system AFL + with up to ten automatic lighting functions and the second generation of the Opel front camera with improved road sign and lane assistant, a new distance warning and collision warning, a blind spot warning and the hill start assist.
The soft top can be opened within 17 seconds - up to a speed of 50 km / h The soft top opens and closes by remote control - and that standard. The price of the Cascada, Opel has been covered. Due to the proximity of the vehicle to the Volkswagen Eos, the starting price but should be similar. The Eos starts in the basic version at 28,700 euros.
