The Opel 10/20 PS was a car in the luxury class , which the Adam Opel KG only in 1910 as a successor to the model 10/18 PS built.
History and technology
The new 10/20 PS essentially corresponded to its direct predecessor.
The engine was a four - cylinder block engine composed of two blocks , but with a displacement of 2614 cm³ (bore × stroke = 80 mm × 130 mm), which made 20 hp (14.7 kW) at 1600 rpm. The side-controlled engine was water-cooled and the coolant was circulated by a centrifugal pump. For power transmission to the rear axle, the car had a leather cone clutch (predecessor: metal cone clutch), a manual three-speed gearbox and a cardan shaft . The top speed of the car was 70 km / h.
The frame was composed of sheet steel U-profiles. The two rigid axles were suspended from semi-elliptical leaf springs. The service brake was an internal shoe brake that acted on the transmission output shaft. The handbrake worked on the drums on the rear wheels.
The 10/20 PS was available as a four-seater double phaeton , four-seater touring car, four-door sedan and landaulet . The coupé body of the predecessor was no longer available. With the cheapest construction (double phaeton) it cost 7,500 RM, 1000 RM less than the 10/18 hp.
The 10/20 PS was built until the end of 1910. In 1911 the larger successor 10/24 hp came .
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Current cars and commercial vehicles :
Ampera-e |
Astra |
Combo |
Corsa |
Corsa-e |
Crossland X |
Grandland X |
Insignia |
Mocha |
Mocha-e |
Movano |
Vivaro |
Vivaro-e |
Zafira Life
Historic passenger cars and commercial vehicles from 1945:
1200 |
Adam |
1900 |
Admiral ( A , B ) |
Agila |
Ampera |
Antara |
Arena |
Ascona ( A , B , C ) |
Astra ( F , G , H , J ) |
Blazer |
Lightning | Blitz 3,6 (Wehrmacht) |
Bedford Blitz |
Calais |
Calibra |
Campo |
Cascada |
Chevette |
Combo ( A , B , C , D ) |
Commodore ( A , B , C ) |
Corsa ( A , B , C , D , E ) |
Diplomat ( A , B ) |
Frontera |
Gemini |
GT |
GT Roadster |
HydroGen4 |
Insignia ( A ) |
K-180 |
Cadet ( A , B , C , D , E ) |
Karl |
Opel Kapitän ( 1948 , 1951 , 1954 , P 2.5 , P 2.6 , A , B ) |
Kikinda |
Manta |
Meriva ( A , B ) |
Mocha / Mocha X |
Monterey |
Monza ( A1 , A2 ) |
Movano ( A ) |
Olympia A |
Olympic record |
Omega ( A including Lotus Omega , B ) |
Record ( P , P2 , A , B , C , D , E ) |
Senator ( A , B ) |
Signum |
Sintra |
Speedster |
Tigra |
Tigra TwinTop |
Vectra ( A , B , C ) |
Vita ( A , B ) |
Vivaro ( A , B ) |
Zafira ( A , B , C )
Historic passenger cars 1919–1940:
4/12 HP / 4/14 HP / 4/16 HP / 4/18 HP / 4/20 HP “Tree Frog” |
7/34 hp |
8/40 hp |
9/25 hp |
9/30 hp |
10/30 hp |
10/35 hp |
10/40 hp |
10/45 hp |
10/50 hp |
12/50 hp |
14/48 hp |
14/50 hp |
15/60 hp |
16/60 hp |
21/55 hp |
30/75 hp |
1 liter |
1.1 liter "tree frog" |
1.2 liters |
1.3 liters |
1.8 liters |
3.7 liters |
4.2 liters |
6 |
Admiral (1937) |
Cadet (1936) |
Captain (1938) |
Olympia (1935) |
P4 |
Regent |
Super 6 |
8M21
Historic passenger cars 1899–1918:
“Lutzmann” patent motor car |
4/8 PS "doctor's car" |
5/12 PS / 5/14 PS "Puppchen" |
6/12 PS |
6/14 hp |
6/16 hp |
8/9 hp |
8/16 hp |
8/20 PS |
8/22 hp |
9 hp |
9/10 PS |
9/25 hp |
10/12 PS |
10/18 hp |
10/20 PS |
10/24 PS |
10/25 hp |
10/28 hp |
12 hp |
12/14 hp |
12/34 hp |
13/30 hp |
14 hp |
14/20 hp |
14/22 hp |
14/30 hp |
14/34 hp |
14/38 hp |
15/24 hp |
16/18 hp |
16/35 hp |
18/30 hp |
18/40 hp |
18/50 hp |
20/22 hp |
20/45 hp |
21/45 hp |
24/50 hp |
25/30 hp |
25/40 hp |
25/55 hp |
28/70 hp |
29/50 hp |
29/70 hp |
30/32 hp |
30/50 hp |
32/50 hp |
33/60 hp |
34/65 hp |
34/80 hp |
35/40 hp |
35/60 hp |
40/100 hp |
45/50 hp
Concept vehicles and prototypes :
Ampera |
Antara GTC |
Astra OPC X-treme |
CD Concept |
Corsa Moon |
Diesel world record GT |
Eco Speedster |
Flextreme GT / E |
GT Experimental |
GT / W |
GT2 |
GT Concept |
GTC Concept |
HydroGen3 |
Insignia (study) |
Junior |
Cadet the Tramp |
Maxx |
Monza Concept |
OSV 40 |
RAK1 |
RAK2 |
RAK3 |
RAK e |
Slalom |
Signum Concept |
Tech 1 |
Trixx |
Twin
Racing car:
Astra V8 Coupé |
Calibra V6 4 × 4 |
Green monster |
Vectra GTS V8
Rally cars Adam Rallye | Corsa-e rally
Opel timeline
Timeline of the Opel models from 1945 to today
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Body versions
Part of General Motors
PPE
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80s
90s
2000s
2010s
2020s
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Microcar
Hatchback
Karl
Hatchback
Adam
Small car
Hatchback
Corsa A
Corsa B
Corsa C
Corsa D
Corsa E
Corsa F
Sports coupe
Tigra A
Tigra B
Compact class
Hatchback, notchback, station wagon
Chevette
Cadet A.
Cadet B.
Cadet C.
Cadet D.
Cadet E.
Astra F
Astra G
Astra H
Astra J.
Astra K
Olympia
Olympia A
Ampera
Ampera-e
Coupe
Cadet A.
Cadet B / Olympia A
Cadet C.
Astra G Coupé / OPC
Astra H GTC / OPC
Astra J GTC
Cabriolet
Astra G convertible
Astra H TwinTop
Cascada
Middle class
Sports coupe
Manta A
Manta B
Calibra
Hatchback
Signum
Hatchback, notchback, station wagon
Olympic record
Olympic record / 1200
Ascona A
Ascona B
Ascona C
Vectra A
Vectra B
Vectra C
Insignia A
Insignia B
upper middle class
Notchback, station wagon
Record P1
/ P2
Record A
/ B
Record C
Record D
Record E
Omega A
Omega B
Commodore A
Commodore B
Commodore C.
Senator A.
Senator B
Coupe
Record A
/ B
Record C
Record D
Monza
Commodore A
Commodore B
Upper class
Notchback
captain
captain
Captain P1 / P2
Captain A / Admiral A / Diplomat A
Captain B / Admiral B / Diplomat B
Sports car
GT
Speedster
GT
Microvan
Hatchback
Agila A
Agila B
Minivan
Meriva A
Meriva B
Compact van
Zafira A
Zafira B
Zafira C
Van
Sintra
SUV
Hatchback
Crossland X
mocha
Mocha X
mocha
Antara
Grandland X
Off-road vehicle
Hatchback
Frontera A
Frontera B
Monterey
Pick up
Campo
Box van
Cadet E Combo
Combo B
High roof combination
Station wagon, panel van
Combo C
Combo D
Combo E
Vans
Minibus, van, flatbed
Bedford Blitz
Arena [1]
Vivaro A [2]
Vivaro B [2]
Zafira Life
Vivaro C
lightning
lightning
lightning
lightning
Movano A [1]
Movano B [1]
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manufactured by American GM companies
of Daewoo Motors or GM Korea prepared
of Isuzu manufactured (1971-2006 GM was involved in Isuzu)
of Lotus produced (1986-1993 Lotus was owned by GM)
in collaboration with Suzuki produced (1981-2008 GM was involved in Suzuki)
of Fiat produced (2000-2005 GM was involved in Fiat, from the time comes, the SCCS platform evolution)
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