5.4.2019 Rüsselsheim/Eisenach. The spring can come out, especially for 50 lucky winners of a brand new Opel ADAM OPEN AIR.
You can now enjoy open-air driving fun in perky Lifestyle Mini Opel. Because of the Arctic-white City car with black cloth folding roof and black interior, what a Grand prize for the Christmas raffle, the German TV lottery.
Today, the 50 winners were cars in the home of the Opel ADAM – Opel-location of Eisenach, Wolfgang Stahl, Director of Wholesale and customer, plant Manager, Fernando Andreu and Christian Kipper, managing Director of the German television lottery business, the winners pass.
“We are delighted that we can sweeten the winners with our ADAM the OPEN AIR in the summer. With this car you are guaranteed to draw everyone’s attention,“ said Wolfgang steel when you look into the radiant faces. “On get on, a Groovy folding roof and enjoy the ride”, he called on the winners.
Opel-plant Manager Fernando added Andreu: “It’s a great character and appreciation for this site, that the Delivery of the vehicles takes place here in Eisenach. We are happy to be a Partner of the German TV lottery and are excited about the great response to the special raffle.“
Fun of the top-equipped Opel ADAM OPEN AIR to the value of about 22,000 Euro (MSRP incl. VAT) the winners of each Season of the year. Because in addition to the Swing Top fabric folding roof, it provides for the colder days, heated seats for driver and front passenger, as well as a heated leather steering wheel. When Manoeuvring in city traffic, the Park pilot prevents the Front and rear annoying Pushes; the automatic Parking assistant guides the vehicle on request. And with the dead-angle-Warner, both outside mirror ADAM driver is in normally not accessible areas to the side of the vehicle.
For fleet driving performance-injection engine that meets the Euro-6d-TEMP-standard (fuel consumption, in conjunction with six-speed manual transmission, the 85 kW/115 HP, one-liter turbo gasoline direct according to NEFZ1: urban 6,3-6,1 l/100 km, extra-urban, the 4.7-4.6 l/100 km combined 5.3-5.1 l/100 km, 121-118 g/km of CO2; fuel consumption in accordance with WLTP2, combined: 6,1-5,7 l/100 km, 139-130 g/km CO2).With the Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatible Navi 4.0 IntelliLink System with a seven-inch color touch-screen ADAM are connected in a network, the driver is always well entertained. The dynamic route guidance of the Europe-Navis has always the right way. Top Sound and room sound, the passengers enjoy thanks to the Infinity Sound system is also on Board.
The special Christmas raffle, with 50 vehicles, the largest single draw of cars of the German TV lottery. You ran from mid-November to 2018 to 20. January 2019 and what is advertised on TV, online and in magazines, leaflets and via direct mailing. Thus, the German TV lottery reached many millions of households. Opel ADAM OPEN AIR for the second Time Partner of the special prize draw. Already in 2016, the manufacturer ensured that the winners of the German TV lottery go to the incomparable Lifestyle Mini-Tour and open-air driving pleasure were able to experience.
50 Opel ADAM OPEN AIR for TV lottery-winner
[1] The stated fuel consumption and CO2 emission values were determined in accordance with the prescribed WLTP-measurement procedures (Worldwide harmonized Light vehicles Test Procedure) and in the NEDC-values recalculated to ensure comparability with other vehicles, according to regulation (EC) no 715/2007, regulation (EU) no 2017/1153 and regulation (EU) no 2017/1151.
[2] The stated fuel consumption and CO2 emissions values according to the since 1. September 2018 in respect of a prescribed – WLTP-measurement procedures (Worldwide harmonized Light vehicles Test Procedure) according to regulation (EC) no 715/2007 and regulation (EU) no 2017/1151 determined. These values are in addition to the previously mentioned official fuel consumption and CO2 emissions (NEDC) and are not to be confused with these. Due to the more realistic conditions of the test, the WLTP measured fuel consumption and CO2 emission values are in many cases higher than the NEDC measured.
