Vehicle
Opel Agila
The tall city car, and the two generations come from different manufacturers, which is the whole of the point. The 2000-2007 Agila A is Opel's own, sharing its platform with the Suzuki Wagon R+ but carrying Opel engines and Opel electronics. The 2008-2014 Agila B is a rebadged Suzuki Splash built in Hungary, with Suzuki K-series engines and Suzuki module addressing — so a generic tool reads it fine but marque-specific data must be Suzuki's, and parts catalogues frequently disagree. The K10B and K12B engines in the later car are simple chain-driven units whose faults are mostly ignition coils and the electronic throttle body. The 1.3 diesel in the Agila B is Fiat's Multijet.
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Generations
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First generation (A) 2000–2007
Opel's own car on a shared Suzuki platform, with Opel engines and electronics.
- Body styles
- Hatchback · MPV
- Platform
- Suzuki Wagon R+
- Engines
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- 1.0 12v — petrol
- 1.2 16v — petrol
- 1.3 CDTI — diesel
- Transmissions
- 5-speed manual · Easytronic automated manual
- Drivetrain
- Front-wheel drive
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Second generation (B) 2008–2014
A rebadged Suzuki Splash with Suzuki K-series engines and Suzuki module addressing.
- Body styles
- Hatchback
- Platform
- Suzuki Splash
- Engines
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- 1.0 petrol — petrol · 48–50 kW (64–67 hp) · Suzuki K10B
- 1.2 petrol — petrol · 63–69 kW (84–93 hp) · Suzuki K12B
- 1.3 CDTI — diesel · Fiat Multijet
- Transmissions
- 5-speed manual · 4-speed automatic
- Drivetrain
- Front-wheel drive
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