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Opel Models and Specifications

Opel is presented here as a brand page collecting its vehicles for review. The sections below cover the ordinary questions that come up when a range is looked at as a whole.

47 models · Every supplied generation

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Adam

1 generation ↗

Admiral

3 generations ↗

Agila

3 generations ↗

Ampera

2 generations ↗

Antara

2 generations ↗

Ascona

3 generations ↗

Astra

10 generations ↗

Astra OPC

4 generations ↗

Calibra

1 generation ↗

Cascada

1 generation ↗

Commodore

3 generations ↗

Corsa

10 generations ↗

Corsa OPC

4 generations ↗

Crossland X

2 generations ↗

Diplomat

2 generations ↗

Frontera

4 generations ↗

Grandland

3 generations ↗

GT

2 generations ↗

Insignia

4 generations ↗

Insignia GSi

1 generation ↗

Insignia OPC

2 generations ↗

Kadett

6 generations ↗

Kapitan

7 generations ↗

Karl

1 generation ↗

Manta

2 generations ↗

Meriva

4 generations ↗

Meriva OPC

1 generation ↗

Mokka

4 generations ↗

Monterey

2 generations ↗

Monza

1 generation ↗

Olympia

8 generations ↗

Omega

3 generations ↗

P4

1 generation ↗

Rekord

5 generations ↗

Rocks-e

2 generations ↗

Senator

2 generations ↗

Signum

2 generations ↗

Sintra

1 generation ↗

Speedster

1 generation ↗

Super Six

1 generation ↗

Tigra

2 generations ↗

Vectra

5 generations ↗

Vectra OPC

1 generation ↗

Vita

2 generations ↗

Zafira

6 generations ↗

Zafira Life

2 generations ↗

Zafira OPC

3 generations ↗

Opel Model Range

Within any range, models usually differ in size, carrying capacity and running costs rather than in purpose alone. Deciding first whether a car will mainly commute, carry loads or cover long distances gives a practical order for working through the list.

Opel Body Styles

Access shapes how a body style feels in use. A tall tailgate opening, wide rear doors or a low sill can matter every day when loading luggage, fitting a child seat, or helping an older passenger in and out.

Opel Powertrains

The driving mix is the usual starting point. Short urban trips, steady motorway cruising and occasional towing place quite different demands on a powertrain, so the shape of a typical week is worth counting honestly before settling on one.