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Opel GT/J (Typ 79) '03.1971–07.1973

equipped weight

Opel GT/J (Typ 79) '03.1971–07.1973
Opel GT/J (Typ 79) '03.1971–07.1973
Opel GT/J (Typ 79) '03.1971–07.1973

940kg

Opel Manta GT/E (A) '02.1974–08.1975

Opel Manta GT/E (A) '02.1974–08.1975
Opel Manta GT/E (A) '02.1974–08.1975
Front Panel Opel Manta GT/E (A) '02.1974–08.1975

The first four-cylinder car with electronic fuel injection.

980kg

Opel Ascona 400 (B) '1979

Opel Ascona 400 (B) '1979
Opel Ascona 400 (B) '1979
Front Panel Opel Ascona 400 (B) '1979

1,080kg

Opel Monza 3.0 E (A1) '1978–82

Opel Monza 3.0 E (A1) '1978–82
 
 

1,375kg

Opel Monza 3.0 E Automatic (A1) '1978–82

Opel Monza 3.0 E Automatic (A1) '1978–82
Opel Monza 3.0 E Automatic (A1) '1978–82
Front Panel Opel Monza 3.0 E Automatic (A1) '1978–82

1,375kg

Opel Monza 2.8 (A1) '1978–81

Opel Monza 2.8 (A1) '1978–81
 
 

1,375kg

Opel Monza 2.8 AT (A1) '1978–81

 
 
 

1,375kg

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