the Astra H. 2005–2010 Opel Zafira B OPC – a version of the Opel Zafira B compact MPV. 2005–2008 Opel Vectra C OPC – a version of the Opel Vectra C five door liftback (GTS) and five door station wagon (Caravan). 2006–2010 Opel Meriva A OPC – a version of the Opel Meriva mini MPV. 2007–2014 Opel Corsa D OPC – a version of the Opel Corsa D three door hatchback, which has a 1.6 litre turbo engine with . 2009–2017 Opel Insignia OPC – a version of the Opel Insignia five door liftback, four door saloon and five door station wagon (Sports Tourer) which has a 2.8 litre V6 turbo engine with and standard all wheel drive. 2012–2015 Opel Astra J OPC – a version of the Opel Astra GTC compact sports car which has a 2.0 litre turbo engine with . 2014–2019 Opel Corsa E OPC – a version of the Opel Corsa E three door hatchback. Concept cars Over the fifteen years of existence, OPC presented the following concept cars: 2001 Opel Astra Coupe OPC X-Treme – based on the DTM V8 powered version of the Opel Astra Coupe. 2002 Opel Corsa OPC – a very production ready version of the three door Opel Corsa C that, however, never made it to production. 2003 Opel Vectra OPC – contrary to the commercial Vectra OPC, this one was based on the pre facelift Vectra GTS and was powered by a tuned 1.9 CDTI engine. 2004 Opel Astra High Performance Concept – a study version of the later 2005 Opel Astra H OPC, but painted in "power red". 2014 Opel Astra J OPC EXTREME – a super sports car version of the Opel Astra J GTC. Motorsport In November 2012, Opel announced the formation of the "Astra OPC Cup" at the 2013 VLN. In racing configuration, the Astra OPC is equipped with various carbon fibre components and makes and of torque. Slogans OPC's corporate tagline is "OPC. Pure Passion". See also Irmscher Steinmetz Opel Tuning VXR VX Racing Holden Special Vehicles References External links Opel-OPC (Ireland) Opel Motorsport website (German) Opel subsidiaries Automotive companies established in 1997 Official motorsports and performance division of automakers German racecar constructors