Opel Mokka 2016 - 2018 Review

The car is powered by a 1.4-liter Ecotec turbocharged 4-cylinder engine producing 140 hp at 4,900 rpm and 200 Nm of torque at 4,900 rpm. It's mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission. The car accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 10.4 seconds, has a top speed of 192 km/h, and consumes 5.8 liters per 100 km on highways, 8.8 liters per 100 km on local roads, and an average of 6.9 liters per 100 km with a 54-liter fuel tank.

The car's engine powers the front-wheel-drive system, while the four-wheel-drive version uses front-wheel drive only and switches to all-wheel drive on rough terrain, thus saving fuel and prolonging engine life.

The car is 4.278 meters long, 1.777 meters wide, and 1.658 meters high, with a wheelbase of 2.555 meters. The car weighs 1,525 kg. The trunk capacity is 356 liters, and expands to 1,372 liters with the rear seats folded. This allows for comfortable seating for five passengers. Passengers sit comfortably without having to squeeze into each other when three passengers are seated in the rear seat.

The car outperforms its competitors in length and height, as well as in weight, and has ample front legroom. The car offers good visibility from the inside with a large rearview mirror, along with numerous storage spaces for small items. The trunk has no bumps that would prevent bags from being stacked flat, and the trunk opening is large, allowing for convenient storage. It also features bicycle attachments. The cabin is extremely practical and lacks any unnecessary equipment.

Many reports have mentioned that the car may have minor problems such as a lack of oil, but this is a rare problem that only occurs in rare cases. The car does not have many malfunctions and there are no major complaints about the car in general among its owners. A number of car owners have mentioned that the car is reliable and does not cost a lot in terms of maintenance. However, in the end, spare parts for modern cars from German brands are naturally more expensive than older cars or Korean cars, and their availability in the market is not as widespread as spare parts for older Opels.

The car combines being sporty and suitable for families at the same time and for working on off-road roads. The car is well-known in the used car market and is popular, and there has been no stagnation in its sales, especially since the Opel brand and the Mokka name have succeeded since its appearance in gaining the trust of buyers. Therefore, the car is considered a suitable deal in the used market, especially due to its few breakdowns and the car is well-traded, whether for sale or purchase in the used market.

The High Line version of the car comes with:

- 4 airbags

- Anti-lock brake system

- Electronic brake force balance

- Central locking

- Cruise control

- Anti-theft alarm

- Center-mounted high-mounted brake light

- Front and rear fog lights.

The Top Line version is equipped with:

• 4 airbags

• Anti-lock brake system and electronic brake force balance

• Central locking and foldable remote control

Available for the High Line version:

- Foldable rear seats

- Front and rear electric windows

- Foldable remote control

- 4-way adjustable driver's seat

- Dual-zone air conditioning

- Manual headlight leveling

- Body-colored door handles

- Front armrest

- Body-colored side mirrors

- Power-adjustable side mirrors

- Tilt-in interior mirror

- Power steering

- Ashtray and lighter

- Steering wheel Telescopic

- 3-spoke steering wheel

- Rear wiper

- Steering wheel radio controls

- Radio with CD and MP3 player

- Audio and USB output

- 6 speakers

- On-board computer

- Graphic data screens

- Daytime running lights

- Halogen headlights

- 17-inch alloy wheels

The top-line version of the car is available with:

• Foldable rear seats

• Wireless voice recognition.

The drawbacks are the lack of an engine start button and the air conditioning focuses on distributing air throughout the car, not just the front seats.