Opel Corsa Eco: Extreme Economy, No Compromises First gasoline-powered car in class with consumption below 5 liters per 100 km Frankfurt. The refined aerodynamics and the innovative Easytronic transmission are the two key factors that make the new Corsa Eco the most economical gasoline engine in Opel's history. It is also the first car of its class with a gasoline power unit to break the five-liter barrier, consuming only 4.99 liters per 100 km (MVEG combined cycle). CO 2 emissions of 120 g per kilometer match the standard set by its successful diesel brother, the Astra Eco 4. The new Corsa Eco, which celebrates its world premiere at the International Frankfurt Motor Show (September 13 – 23) and is due to be launched in spring 2002, achieves this minimal consumption without making any compromises on comfort, safety or driving enjoyment.