The GT name sits on two unrelated cars. Opel showed the Experimental GT study at the Frankfurt show in 1965, and the production GT went on sale in 1968 as a two-seat coupe with a 1.1-litre 60 PS or 1.9-litre 90 PS four. The bodies came from French coachbuilders Chausson and Brissonneau & Lotz and were completed at Bochum; more than 103,000 were built by 1973, most of them for the United States. In 2007 the name returned on a US-built roadster that is a rebadged Saturn Sky, with a turbocharged 2.0-litre four.
Opel's sports car: the pretty 1968 Kadett-based coupe and a 2007 rear-drive roadster derived from the Saturn Sky.
58years
2generations
2trims
89–260hp range
CoupeRoadster
The Lineage
2 generations · tap any to explore1 trimGT (1968)
1968–1973
1 trimGT (2007)
2007–2009
The Story
Why the GT mattersTrims · GT (2007)
1 trim · 2007–2009GT (2007-2009), a Kappa-platform roadster (Saturn Sky/Pontiac Solstice sibling) with a 264 PS turbo 2.0 and rear-wheel drive.
★ Only trim
GT Roadster 2.0 Turbo
Roadster · 2007–2009
Power
260 hp
Body
Roadster
Debut
2007
Production
2007–2009
View the GT Roadster 2.0 Turbo