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 Model:  Opel Meriva 1.4T Cosmos
 Gearbox:  6 Speed Manual
 Engine:  1.4 litre Turbocharged
 Power:  103 kW @ 4 900 rpm
 Torque:  200 Nm @ 1 850 - 4 900 rpm
 Licensing Mass:  1 333 kg
 Power to Weight:  0.773 kW / Kg
 0-100 km/h:  10.68 Seconds
 ¼ Mile:  17.51 Seconds @ 128.39 km/h
 1 Km:  32.29 Seconds @ 160.38 km/h
 True Top Speed:  197.50 km/h @ 5 800 rpm in 5th gear (Clock 208 km/h)
 Fuel Consumption:  6.7 litres / 100 km Claimed
 Fuel Tank Size:  54 litres
 Fuel Range:  806 km
 CO2 Emissions:  156 g/km
 Warranty:  5 Year / 120 000 Km
 Service / Maint Plan:  5 Year / 90 000 km Service Plan
 Priced From:  R254 000
 Test Date:  15 May 2012
For more information and latest pricing visit www.opel.co.za

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I have a vast number of years experience in high performance testing and their methods, and have attended numerous performance driving academies both locally and internationally. I am also a full member of the South African Guild of Motoring Journalists and an evaluation jury member on the annual SA Car of the Year competition.

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