Interesting Facts About the Opel Combo D
The Opel Combo line has been evolving since its first appearance in 1994, with the name originally used for a 3‑door panel‑van body style. The Combo D represents the model era that followed the second‑generation launch in 2001 and is part of a lineage that spans several decades of light‑commercial vehicle development.
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Origins of the "Combo" Name
The "Combo" badge first appeared in 1994, and before that it was applied to a 3‑door panel‑van body style, highlighting Opel's long‑standing focus on versatile commercial vehicles.
Generation Milestones
A second generation of the Combo was introduced in 2001, marking the start of the era that includes the Combo D. This generation followed the first two generations that covered the periods 1986‑1993 and 1993‑2011, laying the foundation for the model’s continued success.
Original Accessories and Body Variants
Owners of the Combo D can source genuine Opel accessories such as spoilers, floor mats, scuff plates, and armrests. Additionally, a Box Body/Estate version of the Combo D is available, with a dedicated parts catalogue for components like bulbs and indicators.
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