The Opel G90 was a concept car from the German car brand Opel. It was shown to the public in 1999 at the IAA in Frankfurt. The name G90 refers to the car's carbon dioxide emissions, which are only 90 grams per kilometre, and this gave an average fuel consumption of just 3.88 litres of petrol per 100 kilometres. With the 1.0 litre engine taken over from the Opel Corsa, the G90 reached a top speed of 180 kilometres per hour.
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De Opel G90 was een conceptwagen van het Duitse automerk Opel
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De G90 werd in 1999 aan het publiek voorgesteld
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was een conceptwagen van het Duitse automerk Opel
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gemiddeld verbruik van slechts 3,88 liter benzine per 100 kilometer
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behaalde de G90 een topsnelheid van 180 km/u
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De Opel G90 was een conceptwagen van het Duitse automerk Opel
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