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Opel

The Opel page brings together the models, variants, and years available in the ScanRacer library. It serves as an entry point to explore detailed pages, compare generations, and discover photos shared by the community.

52Tracked models
141Versions
1911 - 2025Covered years

Models from A to Z

1

1,3 Liter

3 variants
6

6 16PS

1 variants
A

Adam

2 variants
A

Admiral

4 variants
A

Agila

1 variants
A

Ampera

1 variants
A

Ampera-e

1 variants
A

Antara

1 variants
A

Ascona

5 variants
A

Astra

9 variants
B

Blazer

1 variants
B

Blitz

9 variants
C

Calais

1 variants
C

Calibra

1 variants
C

Campo

1 variants
C

Cascada

1 variants
C

Combo

4 variants
C

Commodore

3 variants
Opel Corsa

Corsa

7 variants
C

Crossland

2 variants
D

Diplomat

3 variants
F

Frontera

3 variants
Opel Grandland

Grandland

2 variants
G

GT

1 variants
H

HydroGen4

1 variants
I

Insignia

6 variants
I

Insignia Hatchback

1 variants
K

Kadett

13 variants
K

Kapitän

3 variants
K

Karl

2 variants
L

Lotus Omega

1 variants
M

Manta

3 variants
M

Meriva

1 variants
M

Mokka

2 variants
M

Monterey

1 variants
M

Monza

1 variants
M

Movano

2 variants
O

Olympia

13 variants
O

Omega

2 variants
O

Optima

1 variants
R

Rekord

6 variants
R

Rocks

1 variants
S

Senator

1 variants
S

Signum

1 variants
S

Sintra

1 variants
S

Speedster

1 variants
T

Tigra

2 variants
V

Vectra

3 variants
V

Vita

1 variants
V

Vivaro

1 variants
Z

Zafira

2 variants
Z

Zafira Life

1 variants

Opel overview

Opel introduction

The Opel page brings together the models, variants, and years available in the ScanRacer library. It serves as an entry point to explore detailed pages, compare generations, and discover photos shared by the community.

Brand history

Founded in 1862 by Adam Opel in Rüsselsheim, Germany, the company began by producing sewing machines. In 1886, it ventured into bicycle manufacturing, and in 1899, Opel produced its first automobile, the "System Lutzmann." Over the decades, Opel expanded its vehicle lineup, introducing iconic models such as the Kadett in 1936, the Astra in 1991, and the Corsa in 1982. In 2017, Opel joined the PSA Group, and in 2021, it became a subsidiary of Stellantis. (stellantis.com)

Positioning

Opel is one of the largest European car manufacturers, present in over 60 countries. The brand is committed to democratizing future mobility technologies by offering electric vehicles accessible to all. With models like the Astra, Mokka, and Grandland, Opel covers a wide range of segments, meeting the diverse needs of European consumers. (stellantis.com)

Photo recognition

To identify an Opel model, look for distinctive features such as the lightning bolt-shaped logo, characteristic body lines, and model-specific badges. Iconic models like the Astra and Corsa are often recognizable by their unique designs and technical features.

Important models

Among Opel's flagship models are the Kadett, Astra, Olympia, Corsa, Insignia, Ascona, Combo, Frontera, Kapitän, Manta, Rekord, and Vectra. These vehicles have marked the brand's history through their innovation, popularity, and impact on the European automotive market.

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