2010 Opel GTC Paris Concept
Opel's Vice President of Design Mark Adams gave his team the briefing: "show me the most emotional side of Opel's new design language, ‘sculptural artistry meets German precision'." What they created, the GTC Paris concept car, will be shown for the first time at the Mondial de l'Automobile 2010 (October 2 - 17).
Coming close on the heels of the new generation Astra Sports Tourer, which will also debut at the Paris motor show, the GTC Paris is the next bold step of a newly shaped Opel line-up.
Inspiration for the concept was partly derived from a quote from Richard Bach's famous novel, Jonathan Livingston Seagull "...and the speed was pure beauty." This phrase is embodied throughout the character of the car with dynamic sweeping lines, beautiful sculptural surfaces, and a wide muscular stance. This three-door compact is bold yet pure and is very iconic in presence. The GTC Paris is conceived to be the obtainable dream car delivering German engineered precision and innovation, matched with eye-popping design.
Coming close on the heels of the new generation Astra Sports Tourer, which will also debut at the Paris motor show, the GTC Paris is the next bold step of a newly shaped Opel line-up.
2010 Opel GTC Paris Concept Interior
Inspiration for the concept was partly derived from a quote from Richard Bach's famous novel, Jonathan Livingston Seagull "...and the speed was pure beauty." This phrase is embodied throughout the character of the car with dynamic sweeping lines, beautiful sculptural surfaces, and a wide muscular stance. This three-door compact is bold yet pure and is very iconic in presence. The GTC Paris is conceived to be the obtainable dream car delivering German engineered precision and innovation, matched with eye-popping design.
