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Organizing a wedding is a pretty complicated thing, not to mention stressful for the misses. There's the dress, the flowers, the bridesmaids and all the other nicknacks they worry about. One thing brides usually don't consider though is the car, not a trivial matter for a perfect event.
The London cab and the stretched limo are overuses, so instead one of Germany's automakers suggests its new convertible is the best alternative.
Opel is of course talking about the Cascada, which, according to them, comes from a long line of soft-top bridal vehicles that dates back to the 1930s. Also according to the Germans, this car is great because it has room for the lucky couple and two of their guests. Its connectivity features also supposedly allows them to share their big moment with the world using the internet.
You can find a full press release below, filled with Opel's PR mumbo jumbo. While they are leading us on a bit, Opel are on to something. On sale in Germany from €26,000, it's kind relatively cheap for a brand new convertible. And while it's not a razor-sharp sportscar, nobody wants to go racing on the big day, not unless they live in a comedy world and the wife's been abducted by aliens.
So if your big day is coming and you want your car to be as special as the moment, get the Cascada and slap on the pink bows.
The London cab and the stretched limo are overuses, so instead one of Germany's automakers suggests its new convertible is the best alternative.
Opel is of course talking about the Cascada, which, according to them, comes from a long line of soft-top bridal vehicles that dates back to the 1930s. Also according to the Germans, this car is great because it has room for the lucky couple and two of their guests. Its connectivity features also supposedly allows them to share their big moment with the world using the internet.
You can find a full press release below, filled with Opel's PR mumbo jumbo. While they are leading us on a bit, Opel are on to something. On sale in Germany from €26,000, it's kind relatively cheap for a brand new convertible. And while it's not a razor-sharp sportscar, nobody wants to go racing on the big day, not unless they live in a comedy world and the wife's been abducted by aliens.
So if your big day is coming and you want your car to be as special as the moment, get the Cascada and slap on the pink bows.
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