Opel GT is a soft-top two-seater cabrio produced by GM. It features rear-wheel drive and offers rather impressive performance; while it comes with less than practical luggage compartment.
The GT is not a real Opel product. General Motors has already been selling it for years named as Pontiac Solstice and Saturn Sky in the US.
The luggage compartment of the GT is 60 liters. It does not have a regular shape; it's not easy to pack it up.
The opened top is placed in the trunk (ie. not into a separate storage); baggage should be put below or behind it.
The steering wheel can only be adjusted up and down (not in the forward/back direction).
The turbo pressure builds up slowly but continuously; there's no large turbo hole but no big kick either. Compression is relatively low at 9.2:1.
The car comes with a sperr differential. The electronic traction control can be set up in three levels (on, low or off).
The car is priced relatively low considering its performance. The price level is similar to Mazda MX5.
Car | |
Make | Opel |
Model | GT |
Layout | |
Body type | roadster |
Doors | 2 |
Seats | 2 |
Engine layout | front engine |
Drive layout | rear wheel drive |
Feature | Sperr differential |
Feature | Electronic traction control |
Top | soft top |
Engine | |
Model | Ecotec |
Capacity | 2000 ccm |
Feature | Turbo |
Feature | direct injection |
Power | 264 hp |
Compression | 9.2 |
Performance | |
Acceleration | 5.7 s for 0-100 km/h |