Interesting Facts About the Opel Rekord A
The Opel Rekord A debuted in the spring of 1963, succeeding the Rekord P2 and remaining in production until 1965. Marketed as “a car of uncompromising progress,” it continued the Rekord’s legacy as a large family car while introducing modest size changes.
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Launch and Generation
Introduced in March 1963, the Rekord A became the fifth generation of the Opel Rekord series (1963‑1965). It directly replaced the Rekord P2, continuing the model’s long‑running nameplate.
Compact Redesign
The Series A was fractionally shorter than the outgoing P2, offering a subtle redesign while retaining the spacious family‑car layout. This modest size reduction was part of Opel’s effort to modernise the model without sacrificing interior room.
Mechanical Simplicity and Parts Availability
The Rekord A is noted for being mechanically straightforward, a trait that has kept it widely documented and easy to maintain. Today, parts for the model remain traceable across Europe and niche import markets, reflecting its enduring popularity among classic‑car enthusiasts.
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