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Opel Kadett B

1965 – 1973 — GERMANY

The Opel Kadett B was introduced in 1965 as a larger successor to the Kadett A and was showcased at the Frankfurt Motor Show. It was 5% longer overall and in terms of the wheelbase, 7% wider, and 9% heavier, while also being 10 mm lower in basic standard form. Production of the Kadett B ended in July 1973, with the new model introduced in August of the same year. The Kadett B did not share any similarities with the Vauxhall Viva, as it had its own platform for the second generation. Opel's reputation for providing stylish cars continued with the Kadett B, as it boasted well-balanced proportions similar to the Opel Rekord Series A. The Kadett B offered more choices in terms of body types, catering to varying preferences and needs of consumers. Key Points: 1. The Opel Kadett B was larger and heavier than its predecessor, the Kadett A. 2. Production of the Kadett B ended in July 1973, with the successor model introduced in August of the same year. 3. Unlike the Kadett A, the Kadett B had no relation to the Vauxhall Viva and had its own platform for its second generation. 4. The Kadett B retained Opel's tradition of providing stylish cars with well-balanced proportions. 5. The Kadett B offered a variety of body options to cater to different consumer preferences.