Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Mr Skrunts on 28 August 2014, 12:24:37
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Vauxhall Omega 2.2 16V CD 4dr Auto
£1,595
Trade sale vehicle.
2002 (52 reg) Saloon 81,000 miles Automatic 2.2L Petrol
SILVER, HPI clear. Lots of service history and taxed till August 2014, Electric heated front seats, 16" alloy wheels, Electric front/rear windows/one touch operation, 2005
The above is just a random copy from an autotrader ad, I cant believe some of the prices that are being asked for Omegas compared to a couple of years ago.
If the above price is achievable then whats my 2.2 CD 2003 Auto worth with 46K on the clock
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Yes indeed.
As we have said before, the rarer the Omega gets the more good condition ones will go up in price. They are a classic car of the future Skrunts (nice to hear from you again! :y :y)
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Loads of Omegas for sale as always, price dictated as to what people want to pay, that said, there's definitely a lack of high end spec models going around these days.
My belief is good late 3.0 /3.2 Elites and MV6's in the right condition and colour will be the ones that hold there prices in the future, despite fuel cost at the moment, theres still plenty of petrol heads out there wanting to own and drive a RWD Classic, of which the Omega will soon be.
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TBE might even be worth £10 one day...
...with fuel included :P
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Loads of Omegas for sale as always, price dictated as to what people want to pay, that said, there's definitely a lack of high end spec models going around these days.
My belief is good late 3.0 /3.2 Elites and MV6's in the right condition and colour will be the ones that hold there prices in the future, despite fuel cost at the moment, theres still plenty of petrol heads out there wanting to own and drive a RWD Classic, of which the Omega will soon be.
I think many OOFers have in the past upgraded from lower specs to the higher specs, and then hang on to them.
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TBE might even be worth £10 one day...
...with fuel included :P
;D
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Loads of Omegas for sale as always, price dictated as to what people want to pay, that said, there's definitely a lack of high end spec models going around these days.
My belief is good late 3.0 /3.2 Elites and MV6's in the right condition and colour will be the ones that hold there prices in the future, despite fuel cost at the moment, theres still plenty of petrol heads out there wanting to own and drive a RWD Classic, of which the Omega will soon be.
I think many OOFers have in the past upgraded from lower specs to the higher specs, and then hang on to them.
Yea, I think your right there, although I think I'll be hanging on to both my poverty spec sub GLS Saloon and Estate, both of which are 3.2 Manuals. ;)
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No plans on shifting mine either... Not that anyone would buy it ::)
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Loads of Omegas for sale as always, price dictated as to what people want to pay, that said, there's definitely a lack of high end spec models going around these days.
My belief is good late 3.0 /3.2 Elites and MV6's in the right condition and colour will be the ones that hold there prices in the future, despite fuel cost at the moment, theres still plenty of petrol heads out there wanting to own and drive a RWD Classic, of which the Omega will soon be.
I think many OOFers have in the past upgraded from lower specs to the higher specs, and then hang on to them.
That is so true TB. :y :y
Since my first Omega 3.0 Elite in 1998, I have gone through a 2.5 CDX and multi -3.0's, all Elite's, but my current 3.2 Elite is certainly the best of all of them without question. The way Vx developed the Omega, although disappointingly terminated before it's time, was good with the driving experience advanced. It is a pleasure to drive my current (and last?) Omega as I feel it cannot be beaten. It is as good as these cars can get. Hopefully it will be the car I finally keep to become a classic/collectors car after I have ceased to drive! 8) 8) 8) :y
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Loads of Omegas for sale as always, price dictated as to what people want to pay, that said, there's definitely a lack of high end spec models going around these days.
My belief is good late 3.0 /3.2 Elites and MV6's in the right condition and colour will be the ones that hold there prices in the future, despite fuel cost at the moment, theres still plenty of petrol heads out there wanting to own and drive a RWD Classic, of which the Omega will soon be.
I think many OOFers have in the past upgraded from lower specs to the higher specs, and then hang on to them.
That is so true TB. :y :y
Since my first Omega 3.0 Elite in 1998, I have gone through a 2.5 CDX and multi -3.0's, all Elite's, but my current 3.2 Elite is certainly the best of all of them without question. The way Vx developed the Omega, although disappointingly terminated before it's time, was good with the driving experience advanced. It is a pleasure to drive my current (and last?) Omega as I feel it cannot be beaten. It is as good as these cars can get. Hopefully it will be the car I finally keep to become a classic/collectors car after I have ceased to drive! 8) 8) 8) :y
A real beauty........just like it's owner......... ;) :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-*
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Mine is struggling to fetch £1,000 although bodywork needs attention. Its also one of the older ones. With low miles and very clean interior, I wonder how much I could get if I repaired the paintwork.
Worth the effort?
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I suspect it will be well worth it... :y
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Just had need to look at my V5 and noticed my Omega was registered 1st September 2003.
Now on a web site detailing the history of the Omega they state "on 25th June 2003, the last Omega rolled out of the factory in Rüsselsheim".
If true, is mine one of the last? ??? ???
I would point out it was a Vauxhall Management car when new so probably quickly registered and not left in store too long.
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Loads of Omegas for sale as always, price dictated as to what people want to pay, that said, there's definitely a lack of high end spec models going around these days.
My belief is good late 3.0 /3.2 Elites and MV6's in the right condition and colour will be the ones that hold there prices in the future, despite fuel cost at the moment, theres still plenty of petrol heads out there wanting to own and drive a RWD Classic, of which the Omega will soon be.
:y I hope you're right ;D
But realistically, I'm on Omega No 4 and I'll hang on as long as it is practical to do so, but I can't have a car as a hobby. Anything serious and it will have to go :'(
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Just had need to look at my V5 and noticed my Omega was registered 1st September 2003.
Now on a web site detailing the history of the Omega they state "on 25th June 2003, the last Omega rolled out of the factory in Rüsselsheim".
If true, is mine one of the last? ??? ???
I would point out it was a Vauxhall Management car when new so probably quickly registered and not left in store too long.
It doesn't prove Jack, Lizzie.
My Omega was registered on the 20th December 2003.......53 plate.
According to Mr Jimbob it rolled off the production line in Germany in June 2002..... :o :o
As for where it was for those 18 months, well, your guess is as good as mine.
If you give Jimbob your registration number he can tell you when it rolled off the production line. :y :-* :-* :-*
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I think many OOFers have in the past upgraded from lower specs to the higher specs, and then hang on to them.
Not me, I go straight for the biggest engine and highest spec every time as I like to maximise my losses. :)
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Just had need to look at my V5 and noticed my Omega was registered 1st September 2003.
Now on a web site detailing the history of the Omega they state "on 25th June 2003, the last Omega rolled out of the factory in Rüsselsheim".
If true, is mine one of the last? ??? ???
I would point out it was a Vauxhall Management car when new so probably quickly registered and not left in store too long.
It doesn't prove Jack, Lizzie.
My Omega was registered on the 20th December 2003.......53 plate.
According to Mr Jimbob it rolled off the production line in Germany in June 2002..... :o :o
As for where it was for those 18 months, well, your guess is as good as mine.
If you give Jimbob your registration number he can tell you when it rolled off the production line. :y :-* :-* :-*
Thanks Opti :y :y
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Just had need to look at my V5 and noticed my Omega was registered 1st September 2003.
Now on a web site detailing the history of the Omega they state "on 25th June 2003, the last Omega rolled out of the factory in Rüsselsheim".
If true, is mine one of the last? ??? ???
I would point out it was a Vauxhall Management car when new so probably quickly registered and not left in store too long.
My 2.2 first reg is 30 September 2003 & I`ve found date codes on the trim for May 2003
So I`m assuming my car was completed at some point between these 2 dates. The first date code I found is the trim makers label stuck on the inside of the spare wheel cover & found another on the underside of the rear seat :)
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Seatbelt labels are the best indicator of build date :y
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Mr Jimbob gave me a precise build date and a comprehensive list of equipment. :y
I reckon that my Omega was stood in a muddy field for the best part of 18 months..... :-\
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Yep , i upgraded from the Elite to the MV6 . Would never go back to the soggy spongy ride of the Elite , and that barking pump under the front wing ::)
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Just had need to look at my V5 and noticed my Omega was registered 1st September 2003.
Now on a web site detailing the history of the Omega they state "on 25th June 2003, the last Omega rolled out of the factory in Rüsselsheim".
If true, is mine one of the last? ??? ???
I would point out it was a Vauxhall Management car when new so probably quickly registered and not left in store too long.
It doesn't prove Jack, Lizzie.
My Omega was registered on the 20th December 2003.......53 plate.
According to Mr Jimbob it rolled off the production line in Germany in June 2002..... :o :o
As for where it was for those 18 months, well, your guess is as good as mine.
If you give Jimbob your registration number he can tell you when it rolled off the production line. :y :-* :-* :-*
Just found out from my Vx dealer that my Omega was built 14th May 2003, so only about 5 weeks before production ceased. 8) 8)
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Just had need to look at my V5 and noticed my Omega was registered 1st September 2003.
Now on a web site detailing the history of the Omega they state "on 25th June 2003, the last Omega rolled out of the factory in Rüsselsheim".
If true, is mine one of the last? ??? ???
I would point out it was a Vauxhall Management car when new so probably quickly registered and not left in store too long.
PM me the reg LZ, I'll let you know :)
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Ah, your dealer beat me to it.
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Just had need to look at my V5 and noticed my Omega was registered 1st September 2003.
Now on a web site detailing the history of the Omega they state "on 25th June 2003, the last Omega rolled out of the factory in Rüsselsheim".
If true, is mine one of the last? ??? ???
I would point out it was a Vauxhall Management car when new so probably quickly registered and not left in store too long.
It doesn't prove Jack, Lizzie.
My Omega was registered on the 20th December 2003.......53 plate.
According to Mr Jimbob it rolled off the production line in Germany in June 2002..... :o :o
As for where it was for those 18 months, well, your guess is as good as mine.
If you give Jimbob your registration number he can tell you when it rolled off the production line. :y :-* :-* :-*
Just found out from my Vx dealer that my Omega was built 14th May 2003, so only about 5 weeks before production ceased. 8) 8)
Not hanging around in a muddy field for 18 months like mine then, Lizzie. :y :-* :-* :-*
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Just had need to look at my V5 and noticed my Omega was registered 1st September 2003.
Now on a web site detailing the history of the Omega they state "on 25th June 2003, the last Omega rolled out of the factory in Rüsselsheim".
If true, is mine one of the last? ??? ???
I would point out it was a Vauxhall Management car when new so probably quickly registered and not left in store too long.
It doesn't prove Jack, Lizzie.
My Omega was registered on the 20th December 2003.......53 plate.
According to Mr Jimbob it rolled off the production line in Germany in June 2002..... :o :o
As for where it was for those 18 months, well, your guess is as good as mine.
If you give Jimbob your registration number he can tell you when it rolled off the production line. :y :-* :-* :-*
Just found out from my Vx dealer that my Omega was built 14th May 2003, so only about 5 weeks before production ceased. 8) 8)
Not hanging around in a muddy field for 18 months like mine then, Lizzie. :y :-* :-* :-*
No Opti, thank goodness! :D :D
Remember that time now long ago when fields used to be filled with pre-reg cars, often destined eventually for the car hire market to produce false production/sales figures? ???
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Just had need to look at my V5 and noticed my Omega was registered 1st September 2003.
Now on a web site detailing the history of the Omega they state "on 25th June 2003, the last Omega rolled out of the factory in Rüsselsheim".
If true, is mine one of the last? ??? ???
I would point out it was a Vauxhall Management car when new so probably quickly registered and not left in store too long.
PM me the reg LZ, I'll let you know :)
Mine was registered in 2004 on a '53 plate. How would I find out when it was built?
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Just had need to look at my V5 and noticed my Omega was registered 1st September 2003.
Now on a web site detailing the history of the Omega they state "on 25th June 2003, the last Omega rolled out of the factory in Rüsselsheim".
If true, is mine one of the last? ??? ???
I would point out it was a Vauxhall Management car when new so probably quickly registered and not left in store too long.
PM me the reg LZ, I'll let you know :)
Mine was registered in 2004 on a '53 plate. How would I find out when it was built?
PM TB or Jimbob with the registration. :y
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Anyone know where the very last production omega went?