Vauxhall Omega CDX 2.2i 16v 4-door Saloon

Newest Review: ... we will assume it has average miles. If you bought from an independent dealer (Too old for Vauxhall main agents to sell) you ... more

... should pay around a Grand. If buying privately, expect to pay fifty quid or so less, if in good condition, if in poor condition, this is worth a mere £630. Very little money for a car that cost £23,050 new. These cars depreciate like mad for the first couple of years, so someone else has lost all the money for you. They are a very good bargain. The spares situation is good, with everything in plentiful supply, at cheap prices too, plus there are quite a few in the scrapyards. I will give you some examples of what I ha...more

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Vauxhall Omega CDX 2.2i 16v 4-door Saloon: Oh My God, OMEGA. (538 words)
by - written on 11/02/09 (Very useful, 293 readings)
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A very good buy, chosen as Best Second Hand Car one year, and Best Fleet Car another, this says a lot, it means the Reps loved them. They churn up millions of Motorway miles with ease, and rarely let you down. Our Police forces loved them, and the German Plod thought they were everlasting, choosing to keep them as "Autobahn Chasers" until they had clocked up some 300,000!!! And that is Miles, not Klonkymeters! The first UK version of the Omega was launched in 1993, on the first of April actually, but nobody looked a fool because they caught on a treat. The second generation, called the facelift version, was launched in 1999. This facelifted model ... Read the complete review

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