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Opel Commodore A

1967 – 1971 — GERMANY

The Opel Commodore is a renowned executive car, belonging to the E-segment, that was manufactured by Opel from 1967 to 1982. It is essentially the six-cylinder version of the Opel Rekord, featuring distinctive styling elements that set it apart from its predecessor. The Commodore range holds a significant place in Opel's history, having been in production for over a decade and consistently offering a blend of performance, comfort, and luxury. From 1967 to 1982, Opel maintained the Commodore nameplate, utilizing it to distinguish this high-end model within its lineup. Even after the discontinuation of the Opel Commodore in 1982, its legacy continued through the Australian Holden Commodore, which carried forward the nameplate well into 2020. This exemplifies the enduring popularity and reputation of the Commodore series among car enthusiasts and consumers. Despite the formal end of the Opel Commodore production in 1982, the name and lineage persisted with the Australian Holden Commodore lineup, showcasing the lasting impact and legacy of the model. In specific markets like the United Kingdom, the final generation of the Opel Commodore was mainly sold under the name Vauxhall Viceroy, although Opel-branded models were also available, underscoring the adaptability of the Commodore platform across different brands and markets. In summary, the Opel Commodore represents a significant chapter in Opel's history, offering a blend

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1967 – 1971 — GERMANY

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