Opes was an Italian car manufacturer based in Turin, operating under the name Officine Precisione e Stampaggio.
The company's notable project was the Opes Ninfea, a relatively ambitious two-door saloon car that drew styling influence from Ford. The vehicle featured a light alloy underbody constructed as a single unit with the main body structure. Its suspension setup consisted of an independent front arrangement using lower wishbones and upper transverse arms, paired with swing axles at the rear.
The Ninfea was powered by a three-cylinder, air-cooled radial engine with an alloy head, driving the front wheels. This engine was initially produced with a displacement of 702cc before being enlarged to 784cc.
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