The Opel Genève was a two-seat concept car from the German car brand Opel. It was presented to the public in 1975 at the Geneva motor show. The car was meant to run on a Wankel rotary engine, which is why its first name was Opel GT/W, the W standing for Wankel. That plan was cancelled before the car was fully finished, and in the end it was decided to use the Genève as an eye-catcher at the Geneva motor show and to name it after that event.
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De Opel Genève was een tweezits-conceptwagen van het Duitse automerk Opel
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