Love these little fellas. We had 3 at home throughout the years, then we moved on to the Corsa C (also owning 3 of them). And when packing a Family II engine (even the humble C20NE), they turn into great little pocket rockets.
this car was launched here in Brazil in 1994 to replace the tired Chevrolet Chevette that had been on the market since 1973, the Corsa was a huge hit here in the Brazilian automobile market due to its rounded shape and for having factory electronic injection, it became one of the best-selling cars here in the country in its Sedan Version, it was discontinued in 2012 to make way for the Chevrolet Onix, only two generations were sold here, the B do Vídeo (1994 - 2001) and the C (2002 - 2012) very good, their videos
Opel couldn't figure a way to place the horn where the airbags was, so they placed the horn buttons away from the center of the steering. Trouble was, the buttons would wear off very quickly and suddenly you had a hole where the horn button was supposed to be. I can only imagine that this is the second or even third steering this Corsa has had installed in its 25 years.
@@Roddy_Zeh I've seen owners of these old Opel just duct tapping the horn switches, because they can't be bothered installing a new steering wheel. I can't blame them for the duct tapping the steering, really, since these steering wheels are hard to find these days.
@@Roddy_Zeh Funny, I just saw a first gen black Zafira 1.8 and when I looked inside, sure enough the steering was all worn out and the airbag pad and the horn switches were held-up by duct tape. Dashboard looked like it had been attacked by an axe murderer, as everything was smashed and the seats were all ripped. The exterior was a mess; rot everywhere, faded paint, the logo in the back was missing the A after the Z, so it's no longer an Opel Zafira, it's now an Opel Z FIRA and the owner painted the wheel covers in black... He's probably thinking that painting the wheel covers in black made his minivan look "badass"... 🤦♂
@@CynicalBastard511 Oh no...😞 I hope it doesn't get sent to the crusher someday...maybe I am being a bit naive or foolish, but...even if it's such a common car sold by the hundreds of thousands or millions...I'd still wanna save it...
Love this model of the Corsa!
Corsa⚜⚜
Love these little fellas. We had 3 at home throughout the years, then we moved on to the Corsa C (also owning 3 of them).
And when packing a Family II engine (even the humble C20NE), they turn into great little pocket rockets.
Finally! Corsa b's are super fun and reliable cars!
Joe, отличное видео!!!как всегда, Спасибо Тебе!!!
Bought one in mint condition some weeks ago, awesome car.
small, peppy cars. this is way more fun that expensive supercars that you won't dare to drive
Love this, thanks for uploading!
this car was launched here in Brazil in 1994 to replace the tired Chevrolet Chevette that had been on the market since 1973, the Corsa was a huge hit here in the Brazilian automobile market due to its rounded shape and for having factory electronic injection, it became one of the best-selling cars here in the country in its Sedan Version, it was discontinued in 2012 to make way for the Chevrolet Onix, only two generations were sold here, the B do Vídeo (1994 - 2001) and the C (2002 - 2012) very good, their videos
Corsa z elektrycznymi szybami unikat
Thank you for this video 💪💪💪💪🙂🙂🙂🙂
nice! would love to see you drive a chevrolet spark in the near future!
Nice one joe pls next time drive,Opel kadett for us I really like Opel automobile
Ja do swojej wrzuciłem 2.0 turbo, od razu ciekawiej się jeździ.
Bom vídeo excelente parabéns 🎉🎉
Opel couldn't figure a way to place the horn where the airbags was, so they placed the horn buttons away from the center of the steering. Trouble was, the buttons would wear off very quickly and suddenly you had a hole where the horn button was supposed to be. I can only imagine that this is the second or even third steering this Corsa has had installed in its 25 years.
Yeah, we had that same issue in our Zafira.
@@Roddy_Zeh I've seen owners of these old Opel just duct tapping the horn switches, because they can't be bothered installing a new steering wheel. I can't blame them for the duct tapping the steering, really, since these steering wheels are hard to find these days.
@@CynicalBastard511 Back then they started to get cut, but we ended up selling the car befote it got worse (not because of that, mind you 😆).
@@Roddy_Zeh Funny, I just saw a first gen black Zafira 1.8 and when I looked inside, sure enough the steering was all worn out and the airbag pad and the horn switches were held-up by duct tape. Dashboard looked like it had been attacked by an axe murderer, as everything was smashed and the seats were all ripped. The exterior was a mess; rot everywhere, faded paint, the logo in the back was missing the A after the Z, so it's no longer an Opel Zafira, it's now an Opel Z FIRA and the owner painted the wheel covers in black... He's probably thinking that painting the wheel covers in black made his minivan look "badass"... 🤦♂
@@CynicalBastard511 Oh no...😞
I hope it doesn't get sent to the crusher someday...maybe I am being a bit naive or foolish, but...even if it's such a common car sold by the hundreds of thousands or millions...I'd still wanna save it...
Mi first car
❤ nice video 😎
Yes bro man
Best corsa ever
Corsa❤
yes Joe!
How many miles does this car have?
My father's 2003 corsa broke engine at 65k miles 😢
8:14 overheating
Nice car
Super!✌
Does anyone know why it shows high coolant temperature? About 97-100 degrees!
Vectra b gsi 2.5 V6 next please
elektrische fensterheber wie ?
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Jeździłeś na zimówkach że tak opony piszczą 😅😂?
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Kierownica z Astry😊
Me gusto
Is the my old car
Is 95 normal temprature?
Service saying this temprature is normal for opel atmospheric engine. But still people get worried :D
@@hasanduyar-td8uy thank you
@@ossiebekman7043 You are welcome .
@@hasanduyar-td8uy Turkmusun abi
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Czemu aut z Polski a kana jest po angielsku. !!!
Cza pomyśleć
😂langsam😂