Interesting Facts About the Opel Campo
The Opel Campo was a versatile pickup that hit the European market in the early 1990s. Built on the Isuzu Faster platform, it was initially badge‑engineered as an Isuzu before carrying the Opel name across Western and Central Europe.
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Badge‑Engineered Beginnings
When it was launched, the Campo was based on the TF‑type Isuzu Faster and first appeared as a badge‑engineered Isuzu. This partnership gave the Opel version a proven mechanical foundation right from the start.
A Decade of Production and Multiple Cab Options
The Campo was produced from 1991 through the early 2000s (1991‑2000/2001). Throughout its run it was offered in single‑cab, half‑cab, and double‑cab configurations, giving buyers a range of practical body styles.
European Reach and Core Specifications
Sold throughout Western and Central Europe, the Campo’s pickup variants delivered between 76 hp and 109 hp. Its overall size measured 4,980 mm in length, 1,690 mm in width, and 1,710 mm in height.
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