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German car brand acquired by General motors in 1926 and merged with Bentley's rival Vauxhall to form POS lower class cars for the poor. Rusty as hell. German efficiency turned into american mass-produced crap. Sold in Europe, except re-badged as Vauxhall in the UK.
Yes, opel have made some good cars, examples: Opel Manta A Opel Manta B Opel Manta GTE Opel Lotus Omega (world's fastest saloon 1990-1998, better known as Vauxhall Lotus Carlton) That's... about.... it.
European car manufacturer, pretty much the main branch of GM in Europe along with Saab and Isuzu. Also known as Vauxhall in the UK, Holden in Australia and Chevrolet in South America. (the Chevy models are slightly different, such as estate and saloon versions of the Corsa, which aren't available in Europe.) They make almost any type of car and is mainly aimed at the middle-class, along with Ford. Despite the shit reputation it seems to have on here, they do make some decent looking cars, such as the Vectra and their sports car, the VX220. They aren't rust-on-wheels anymore like they were 20 years ago. Some Opel cars also make it into America every now and again, such as the Sintra, a total failure of a people carrier in Europe but is doing remarkably well under three different brands in America.
Astra - small family car Vectra - repmobile Vivaro - Transit equivalent Corsa - hatchback Zafira - people carrier Frontera - SUV VX220 - sports coupe
when you grease up a bowling pin, shove it up your ass, then slather your naked body with peanutbutter, then run a mile with it still in your ass. if it falls out before the mile has been ran, it is called a Moger. if it stays in it is called an Opel.
my ass still hurts from that opel i did the other day