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Opel Admiral 2.8S Automatic (B) '1975–77

max speed

Opel Admiral 2.8S Automatic (B) '1975–77
 
Interior Opel Admiral 2.8S Automatic (B) '1975–77

170.0km/h

Opel Admiral 2.8S (B) '1975–77

 
 
 

175.0km/h

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
Opel GT/J (Typ 79) '03.1971–07.1973

185.0km/h

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.

188.0km/h

Opel Manta GT/E "Black Magic" (A) '1975

Opel Manta GT/E "Black Magic" (A) '1975
Opel Manta GT/E "Black Magic" (A) '1975
Opel Manta GT/E "Black Magic" (A) '1975

188.0km/h

Opel Monza 2.8 AT (A1) '1978–81

 
 
 

190.0km/h

Opel Monza 3.0 AT (A1) '1978–82

 
 
 

193.0km/h

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