The Opel Manta is one of Europe's most iconic cars. Launched in 1970 ... gauge cluster and a central infotainment screen that shows info such as charge status and range. There's also a Bluetooth ...

Police are appealing for help in trying to trace a classic sports car that's been stolen. The classic Opel Manta was taken from Charlemont Crescent in West Bromwich between 10.45am on October 2 ...

Heading straight in to the top of the chart marked ‘Things We Really, Really Want’ is Opel’s electric re-creation of its classic 1970s Manta A ... isn’t just for show — the black ...

The new all-electric Manta GSe is described as Opel’s “first electric restomod”, packing modern EV components under the classic silhouette ... The one-off show car is finished in a striking ...

The 1970s-era Opel ... classic slider positioned below the central screen. Keeping sensitivities of the collector scene in mind, Opel is quick to point out that the Manta GSe was created from a ...

We don't get to enjoy the cars Opel produces here on this side of the Atlantic -- the last time that happened was under General Motors ownership -- but if there was ever a time to wish for more of ...

While much Opel-developed hardware came to the United States, the Manta was one of just a handful of Opel models sold here.

This one has hand controls and an automatic transmission, perhaps the only Manta so equipped on the North American continent. It has the look of a car that sat for decades before coming to its ...

The car you see here is an Opel Manta A, produced from 1970-1975. Sold in America through Buick dealerships, it could be had in coupe or sedan form (the sedan was called the 1900). Under the hood ...