Opala Ss

 

 Opala Ss

It was used by the Brazilian Police for many years. The military dictatorship used the Opala for its agents through the 1970s. Its reliability and easy maintenance made the Opala the choice of many taxi drivers and also popular on racetracks.

Opala Ss

 

Its 250 in³ engine (4.1 L) was used in its replacement, the Chevrolet Omega, but making use of Electronic Fuel Injection, in GLS and CD trims from 1995 to 1998. Some of the components and chassis were used for some exotic cars as Santa Matilde, Puma GTB and some replicas as the Fera XK (Jaguar XK) and .

Opala Ss

Opala Ss

Opala Ss

The options oscillated between the large American cars from the traditional car line, like the Impala, and the lighter and economical models from German subsidiary Opel – Kadett, Olympia, Rekord and Commodore  that came to Brazil imported in small quantities. After hesitating between the small Kadett and the large Rekord/Commodore line, GMB opted for the second one, but later introduced the Kadett too.

Opala Ss
 

Opala Ss

Opala Ss

Opala Ss

Opala Ss

Opala Ss

 

 Opala Ss

 

 Opala Ss

 Opala Ss

 Opala Ss

 

 Opala Ss

 

 Opala Ss

 

 Opala Ss

 

 Opala Ss

 

 Opala Ss