Opel will incorporate the new engines Insignia range, 1.4-liter turbocharged gasoline engine with 140 hp, and diesel ecoFLEX technology capable of delivering 130 or 160 hp, depending on the version. Opel continues to renew its models, and this time is turn to the Insignia, which receives its improved versions 2.0 CDTi diesel engine and a new petrol turbo engine with 1.4 liters of displacement.
If we start with the latter, we can confirm that is rated at 140 hp with maximum torque of 20.41 Nm, and its consumption of 5.5 liters per 100 kilometers. In addition, the emission level is at 129 g / km of CO2. In the UK market, this engine can be enjoyed in various finishes of Insignia, whose prices vary between 18,680 and 27,110 pounds.
Moreover we have the improved 2.0 CDTi diesel, which can be purchased in combinations of 130 and 160 hp. Both versions will incorporate the technology Stop / Start, comply with the Euro 5 and improved in several paragraphs to the engines they replace. The 130 hp variant is capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km / h in 10.4 seconds to reach a top speed of 209 km / h, while the 160 hp version wins 1.5 seconds acceleration as regards and a top speed increases by 11 km / h.
What they do share the two engines is the level of emissions, with 115 g / km of CO2. The price in the UK market for these models start from 20,345 pounds in the case of the 130 hp version and 29,385 pounds for the 160 hp version. 
If we start with the latter, we can confirm that is rated at 140 hp with maximum torque of 20.41 Nm, and its consumption of 5.5 liters per 100 kilometers. In addition, the emission level is at 129 g / km of CO2. In the UK market, this engine can be enjoyed in various finishes of Insignia, whose prices vary between 18,680 and 27,110 pounds.
Moreover we have the improved 2.0 CDTi diesel, which can be purchased in combinations of 130 and 160 hp. Both versions will incorporate the technology Stop / Start, comply with the Euro 5 and improved in several paragraphs to the engines they replace. The 130 hp variant is capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km / h in 10.4 seconds to reach a top speed of 209 km / h, while the 160 hp version wins 1.5 seconds acceleration as regards and a top speed increases by 11 km / h.
What they do share the two engines is the level of emissions, with 115 g / km of CO2. The price in the UK market for these models start from 20,345 pounds in the case of the 130 hp version and 29,385 pounds for the 160 hp version.
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