Often called the 'baby Corvette,' the Opel GT offers exotic styling and simple mechanicals, making it an affordable collector car. It's most famous for its unique, manually operated headlights that rotate sideways into place.
Typical sold price of an Opel GT ranges from $2,131 to $27,874, based on 141 sales tracked on Hypercars. 20 currently for sale.
The Opel GT, often called the "baby Corvette," brought exotic European styling to the masses. Built from 1968 to 1973, it used the reliable mechanicals of the Opel Kadett B. Most examples came with the 1.9L CIH 4-cylinder engine. The car's most memorable feature is its manually operated pop-up headlights, which rotate sideways into place using a large lever next to the shifter.
Collectors are drawn to the GT for its stunning looks and affordable price point. It offers a visual impact that far exceeds its market value, resembling a concept car that made it to production. With over 100,000 units built, a strong enthusiast community and parts availability make ownership relatively straightforward for a vintage European car.
The market for the Opel GT remains very accessible, with an average transaction price of just under $14,000. This makes it an excellent entry point into the classic car world. While project cars sell for very little, the best concours-quality examples are now pushing towards the $40,000 mark, showing a steady appreciation for top-tier cars.
Prices for the Opel GT range from around $600 for projects to $40,000 for the best examples.
141 Opel GT vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars, with 20 currently live. Sold prices range from $600 to $40,000.
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Based on 141 sales tracked on Hypercars, Opel GT prices typically range from $2,131 to $27,874. There are 20 currently for sale.
There are 20 Opel GT listings currently live across auctions, dealers, and marketplaces tracked by Hypercars.