The Cascada convertible entered production at Opel's Gliwice plant in Poland just before its world premiere at the Geneva Motor Show on 7 to 17 March 2013, and reached dealers from April. Gliwice built it as the sixth Opel model made there. The soft-top range included turbocharged petrol engines and a 2.0 CDTI ecoFLEX diesel rated at 121 kW (165 hp). In 2018 Opel announced that the Cascada would leave the line-up without a successor, and the last cars were built at Gliwice in 2019.
Opel's mid-size four-seat soft-top convertible built 2013-2019, based on the Astra J platform.
13years
6trims
118–197hp range
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6 trims · 2013–2019Sole generation (2013-2019), a mid-size four-seat soft-top on a stretched Astra J platform, also sold as the Buick Cascada in the US.