Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: alunonhisown on 26 December 2009, 13:12:43
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Almost every advert I see on ebay includes the following line~~good runner with sport button automatic gear box.
Surely, ALL Omegas with an AUTO box had the sport button?
Unless I am incorrect, and If I am I am sure you all out there will correct me.
Diane
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Almost every advert I see on ebay includes the following line~~good runner with sport button automatic gear box.
Surely, ALL Omegas with an AUTO box had the sport button?
Unless I am incorrect, and If I am I am sure you all out there will correct me.
Diane
as far as i know yes thats correct. :)
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Surely, ALL Omegas with an AUTO box had the sport button?
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ALL recent-ish 'proper auto' Vauxhalls have the sports & snow setting on the gearbox. SWMBO's 52 Astra did as did the Senators & Carltons from years back .......
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i presume the add is written for those not aware of omega auto refinements, ie most manual drivers....?
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i presume the add is written for those not aware of omega auto refinements, ie most manual drivers....?
Yes, or indeed people well aquainted with the Omega. ;)
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It's the eGay ad's stating "very rare 3.2 auto..." knowing full well they aren't rare at all!
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It's all a ploy to sell what they have. I prefer to tell it how it is & be honest :)
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i just think back to my own experience when i bought my own first omega. Coming from a mostly bike background with the odd manual Mondeo, Escort, Cavalier thrown in i didnt know much about autos.
I saw the spec level of the omega and was suitably impressed, but then "OH!.... its an auto" :( "oh....hang on whats that button on the top, sport mode? wooo lets take that for a spin....sold to the big fat bloke with the still shaking Mrs. ;D
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It's the eGay ad's stating "very rare 3.2 auto..." knowing full well they aren't rare at all!
The one I like is the "rare" manual 3.0 MV6, excuse me - that was actually standard !
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I bought both my previous Omegas 'nearly new' at a car supermarket. The cars are on display, no sales people around, you take the keys from the sales desk and have a look at the car yourself. Once done, it is a take-it-or-leave it situation - there is no haggling and no one to talk to or ask questions... I prefer it this way, because there is no pressure to buy, and at any rate any reply I will get from a used car salesman is likely be rubbish... so I prefer to do my homework and make my own mind about a car without being told that it is 'rare', a 'good runner', etc etc....