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Author Topic: "54" Vectra 3.2 Elite on AutoTrader...  (Read 1908 times)

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I_want_an_Omega

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Re: "54" Vectra 3.2 Elite on AutoTrader...
« Reply #15 on: 03 March 2013, 07:58:19 »

Only 3.2 manuals are plod ::), although a touch smaller than an Omega, boot is about the same size. Early one had the option of electric front seats, and heated rear seats (fronts already heated) :y

Quite underated, but as you can see, excellent value :y

Manual conversion easy enough, F28 six speed should bolt straight on :y

Also, to update the front end, it's all nuts and bolts.

er, not true. I know of two manual 3.2 Elites. This is a saloon which will also driv the price down - but it does seem too cheap though.
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STMO123

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Re: "54" Vectra 3.2 Elite on AutoTrader...
« Reply #16 on: 03 March 2013, 08:15:55 »

They don't have the best reputaion for handling though, not driven one myself but SIL managed to spin on twice on an ASDA RA....... ::) ::) :-X :-X
Don't talk rubbish, Mike, Clarkson loved their handling. ::)
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05omegav6

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Re: "54" Vectra 3.2 Elite on AutoTrader...
« Reply #17 on: 03 March 2013, 08:56:28 »

Only 3.2 manuals are plod ::), although a touch smaller than an Omega, boot is about the same size. Early one had the option of electric front seats, and heated rear seats (fronts already heated) :y

Quite underated, but as you can see, excellent value :y

Manual conversion easy enough, F28 six speed should bolt straight on :y

Also, to update the front end, it's all nuts and bolts.

er, not true. I know of two manual 3.2 Elites. This is a saloon which will also driv the price down - but it does seem too cheap though.

My bad, just dug out a review of the GSI, most are autos, the manuals being relatively rare :y We run a saloon and a hatch, (amongst other things), side by side, there's very little that the saloon can't do in comparison :-\ if anything the saloon is the better car as it's more rigid and is noticably quieter on the road :y

The price boils down to the engine, the fact it's a saloon and it's not the best colour for these :-\ It also demonstrates just how underestimated these cars are in the wider world :-\
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