Opel is a German car manufacturer founded in 1862, originally making sewing machines before transitioning to automobiles in 1899. It became part of General Motors in 1929, and in 2017, it was acquired by the Stellantis group.
Opel produces a range of vehicles, including the Opel Astra and Opel Corsa, and is known for its affordable, efficient cars. Its headquarters are in Rüsselsheim, Germany. Here below is a set of impressive ad photos of the Opel in the 1970s.
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1970 Opel Commodore GS Coupé, Zuers-Arlberg, Austria |
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1970 Opel Commodore Coupé, Dolomite mountains, Italy |
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1970 Opel Kadett Coupé, Simonswälder Tal, Black Forest, Germany |
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1970 Opel Kadett Station Wagon |
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1970 Opel Olympia Fastback. The Olympia was a model marketed to fill the gap between the Kadett and the Rekord. It shared the Kadett's body and chassis, but was available with more powerful engines and a more upscale trim level |
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1970-1975 Opel Ascona A |
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1971 Kadett with an Olympia face. North American Opel Kadetts at some point received the front fascia of the Opel Olympia, sold as the more luxurious version of the Opel Kadett in Europe |
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1971 Opel Commodore |
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1971 Opel GT |
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1971 Opel Rekord |
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1971-1973 Opel GT/J |
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1972 Opel Commodore Coupé, skikjöring in Sápmi, Norway |
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1972 Opel GT, Königssee, Bavaria, Germany |
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1972 Opel Rekord II. This is an early Opel Rekord II, when Opel still stubbornly refused to add headrests to its cars, not even to its the upmarket models. No matter all Japanese and many European cars had them |
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1973 Icy Opel Kadett Coupé Rallye |
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1973 Opel Admiral, Col du Pillon, near Gstaad in Switzerland |
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1973 Opel Manta on a slippery Schauinsland road in Germany's Black Forest |
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1974 Opel Ascona on a scenic road through the Taunus region north of Frankfurt, Germany |
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1974 Opel Diplomat on the Schwarzwaldhochstrasse (Black Forest high road), Germany |
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1974 Opel Rekord on the Falzarego Pass |
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1975 Opel Ascona 1900. The location is the Luosto Motel in Finnish Lapland |
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1975 Opel Diplomat V8 in the Parkhotel Adler in Hinterzarten in Germany's Black Forest |
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1976 Opel Ascona |
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1976 Opel Commodore in front of a gorgeous chalet in winter, Granderhof, St. Johann in Tirol, Austria |
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1976 Opel Kadett City. This bodystyle was first introduced by GM as a Vauxhall Chevette, and when the Chevette turned out to be popular, Opel got its own version |
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1976 Opel Kadett Coupé SR |
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1978 Opel Commodore C |
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1978 Opel Monza. Opel's big hatchback coupe, based on the big Senator |
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1979 Opel Ascona B, Kandersteg, Switzerland |
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1979 Opel Kadett D. Opel's first front wheel drive car, that suffered from quit a bit of torque steer - and it came without power steering. The buyer had the option to choose between a trunklid or a hatchback |
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