1968 Opel Commodore Voyage, a woody wagon concept from Opel, as if the American influence in Opel cars that time wasn’t obvious enough.
by Enough-Engineering41
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1968 Opel Commodore Voyage, a woody wagon concept from Opel, as if the American influence in Opel cars that time wasn’t obvious enough.
by Enough-Engineering41
![Spotted a [Mitsubishi 3000GT] on the freeway yesterday. Great condition. Beautiful car. I don't know which series it is.](https://www.evshift.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/262dk6wbl5ad1-770x515.jpg "Spotted a [Mitsubishi 3000GT] on the freeway yesterday. Great condition. Beautiful car. I don’t know which series it is.")
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Opel was owned at that time by GM
> Opel Commodore
The official car of confusing Europeans and Australians simultaneously
I would totally drive something like that. 👍
Handsome car, but how was it quality wise? They were on verge of the horrible Vega, this thing almost reminds me of it.