Opel Kadett C-Club Belgium-Holland

The Opel Kadett City was introduced in May 1975 as the answer to the car brought out by its largest competitor, the Volkswagen Golf. The City is a three door hatchback model with a large load space for such a small car.

The City was, as with the Caravan, was provided with a folding rear seat back, as a result load space could be increased. The City was 30 centimeters shorter than the rest of the Kadett C models. Because of this the car would be much more practical in the large cities.

The City came in lively colours with a matching interior. A real shopping car. The cheapest version of the Opel Kadett C was the City J (or Junior) model with a price of under Dutch Fl. 10,000, -.

On the rear axle of the City the shock absorbers have been placed diagonally across the width of the car to save space, the same as for the Caravan.  At the end of 1977 early 1978, the Kadett C City was still on sale in C1 version even though the C2 version (indicators beside headlamps) was already released in August 1977.

There were a number of special versions of the city made by Irmscher with their own special serial number and with support of Opel/General special engines were built. There was also a Winterfest version of the City.