Opel Movano

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Opel Movano

Vauxhall Movano pick up

The Opel Movano is a mid-sized commercial vehicle sold in Europe from year 1992 when the Opel rascal production ended and underwent its first facelift in late 2003

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Type	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
City car																						Agila A							Agila B
Supermini				Corsa A										Corsa B								Corsa C						Corsa D
Compact car	Kadett C	Kadett D					Kadett E						Astra F							Astra G						Astra H				Astra J
Large family car	Ascona B		Ascona C							Vectra A								Vectra B						Vectra C					Insignia
Large family car																								Signum
Executive car	Rekord E/ Commodore C								Omega A							Omega B
Luxury car	Senator A/ Monza								Senator B
Sports car																Tigra										Tigra TwinTop
Sports car	Manta B											Calibra									Speedster							GT
Mini MPV																							Meriva A
Compact MPV																					Zafira A						Zafira B
Large MPV																		Sintra
SUV													Frontera A							Frontera B								Antara
SUV														Monterey
LCVs																Combo A						Combo B
																					Arena					Vivaro
																				Movano

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Passenger cars	Agila • Antara • Astra • Corsa • Insignia • Meriva • Zafira

LCVs	Combo • Movano • Vivaro

Historic (pre-WWII)	Admiral (1937-'39) • Blitz • Doktorwagen • Kadett (1937-'40) • Kapitän (1938-'40) • 4 PS "Laubfrosch" • Lutzmann • Olympia (pre-WWII) • P4 • RAK2 • Super Six

Historic (post-WWII)	Admiral (1964-'77) • Ascona • Calibra • Campo • Commodore • Diplomat • Frontera • GT • Kadett-A (1962-'92) • Kapitän (1948-'70) • Manta • Monterey • Monza • Olympia (post-WWII) • Omega • Rekord • Senator • Sintra • Speedster • Vectra

Concept cars	Opel Gran Turismo Concept

Opel Performance Center	Astra OPC, Insignia OPC 4-Door, Insignia OPC 5-Door, Insignia OPC SportsTourer, Corsa OPC, Meriva OPC, Zafira OPC

Opel Technologies	AFL+, AFL, AGR, CDTI, CNG, DVD800, ECOTEC, Easytronic, Flex-Fix, Flex Floor, Flex 7, Hydrogen 4, IDS Plus, ...

Owner(s)	General Motors Corporation (100%)

Person	Adam Opel