Opel Manta

Opel Manta
Opel
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Class	Sports Car
Body Style	2-Door Coupe
Length	171 in.
Width	64.3 in.
Height	53.3 in.
Wheelbase	95.7
Weight	2,150 lbs.
Transmission	4-Speed Manual
Engine	1,900cc (115.8cid) I-4
Power	90 hp @ 5,200 rpm
Similar	Ford Capri
Designer	Chuck Jordan

The Opel Manta was a small, sporty coupe based on the Opel Ascona.

See Wikicars' comprehensive Opel Manta Review.

Styles and Major Options

Luxus(1973-1974):The Luxus version was meant to be a more comfortable and less sports-oriented Manta. Luxuses were fitted with corduroy upholstery, which was the main focus of the Luxus package.

Rallye(1971-1974):The Rallye version of the Manta primarily consisted of visual upgrades such as a flat-black painted hood, full gauges, rallye-style wheels, side stripes, a sports exhaust, and foglamps. It also came with a lower rear differential gear ratio than standard Mantas.

Pricing

The base price of the Opel Manta when new was $3,267.

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Main Competitors

BMW 3-Series Ford Capri

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External Links

Opel Motorsports Club - US-based Opel club that specializes in 1968-1975 Opels