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New vs old Opel Crossland X: what is the top difference?

New vs old Opel Crossland X: what is the top difference?

Author - AutoTrader
Buying a Car

By Farzana Chaumoo

The top difference between the new Opel Crossland X and the model launched back in 2017 is under the bonnet. The Opel Crossland X range now offers a new diesel engine.

 

In 2017, Opel added a new crossover to its local range that was priced and positioned for a growing family. Four models, three trim grades and a manual and automatic gearbox were offered. It came filled with features all for a starting price of R265,000. It was targeted at young families or for those who wanted a car that can grow with them.

In 2019, a few days ago to be precise, the Unitrans Opel Distributor initiated shipping of the Opel Crossland X Enjoy 1.6TD (Turbo Diesel) with manual transmission for the South African market which is said to be available in their nationwide Dealership network by mid-June 2019. The diesel addition will complement the comprehensive selection. 

The Crossland X Enjoy 1.6TD is based on the existing Crossland X Enjoy M/T specification and offers an alternate option on fuel choice. Fuel consumption on the diesel engine is said to return 5.4 L/100 km on a combined cycle. Its low fuel consumption will be a big influencing factor for many buyers due to the constant soaring fuel costs.

Despite the low fuel consumption, the diesel Crossland X still delivers the strong power and torque expected of a turbocharged diesel engine. It puts out maximum power of 68 kW and maximum torque of 230 Nm. The power and low-speed torque allow for better and more efficient overtaking and gear choice.

 

Convenience features

  • Park-Assist – Front & Rear
  • Electric Windows - Front & Rear
  • Cruise Control with Speed Limiter
  • Electric Adjustable, Heated & Manually Folding Side Mirrors
  • 12-V Power Outlet – Front
  • Luggage Capacity – 410 Litres
  • Fuel Consumption (Combined) – 5 L/100 km

 

Safety features

  • Electronic Stability Programme (ESP)
  • Hill-Start Assist (HSA)
  • 6 Airbags – Driver & Passenger, Front Seat Side and Curtain Airbags
  • ISOFIX Child Seat Anchorage
  • Lane Departure Warning
  • Anti-Theft Alarm, Immobiliser & Remote-Controlled Central Locking

 

Infotainment

  • Bluetooth® / USB / MP3 / AUX Input
  • IntelliLink Infotainment System with 6 premium Speakers

 

Pricing and Warranty

The Opel Crossland X Enjoy 1.6TD will launch with a starting price of R348,450.00.

  • Warranty & Roadside Assistance – 3 Years/120 000 km
  • Service Plan – 3 Years/60 000 km
  • Anti-Corrosion Warranty – 12 Years/Unlimited km
  • Service Intervals – 12 Months/15 000 km

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