Opel has opened its Classic Collection in Russelsheim, Germany for public viewing virtually as part of its celebration of its 160th anniversary.
The collection is said to host over 600 historic vehicles, alongside close to 300 other exhibits that form part of Opel's history, with items here ranging from sewing machines to aircraft engines.
Join in the online exhibition here, and you'll be able to see exhibits that include a five-seat bicycle - which the five sons of the company founder had themselves photographed for publicity purposes at the end of the 19th century, to the Patentmotorwagen 'System Lutzmann' from 1899, which marked the beginning of car production in Rüsselsheim.
Modern cars in the exhibit meanwhile, include the Opel Ampera - the firm's first consumer electric car - alongside the current Opel Mokka-e.
The collection is said to host over 600 historic vehicles, alongside close to 300 other exhibits that form part of Opel's history, with items here ranging from sewing machines to aircraft engines.
Join in the online exhibition here, and you'll be able to see exhibits that include a five-seat bicycle - which the five sons of the company founder had themselves photographed for publicity purposes at the end of the 19th century, to the Patentmotorwagen 'System Lutzmann' from 1899, which marked the beginning of car production in Rüsselsheim.
Modern cars in the exhibit meanwhile, include the Opel Ampera - the firm's first consumer electric car - alongside the current Opel Mokka-e.
