Hi all - Just a few questions...

Started by rimmer100, 08 January 2012, 01:05:28

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rimmer100

Hi,

New to the forum and not a owner as of yet, i have been offered a 2001 Omega 2.2 cd with 69k on the clock with full service history and the cam belt was done just 4k miles ago, the body work is pretty mint tbh and they would like £1000 for it.

Now experts out there is that a good price and what else should i be looking for when looking at Omegas?
the wifes making me look at sensibler cars after the birth of our 2nd child a few weeks ago, my previous car was a volvo s80 t6 tuned to 323bhp, and the one beofre that was a r34 skyline (sadly missed).

Cheers

Mark

Jusme

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Hi Mark, Welcome to the OOF.. I would suggest you put your question in the 'General Discussion' section, where you will I'm sure get more replies..  :y
Under-steer is when the front of the car hits the wall, and over-steer is when the rear of the car hits the wall.
Power is how fast you hit the wall and torque is how much of the wall you take with you.

Johnny English

C20NE - X25XE

noel

oh well that's another day done

Dishevelled Den


Jimbob

Hello & Welcome :y

the 2.2....

Some will say its a little underpowered....will certainly feel it from where you are coming from.
When its going, its fine, but when we had one, there was lots of foot to the floor to get it there.
also easier to work on than the V6.  Due to so much full throttle, we actually found fuel economy to be no different to a 3.0 Auto!  and worse than a 3.0 Manual!

Price, is probably fair, given condition and mileage, Omegas dont sell to well these days.

Omega_Dan


waspy

How do Mark. Welcome along  :y :y
323BHP, is that all  :P

rimmer100

Quote from: Pete. on 08 January 2012, 10:44:18
How do Mark. Welcome along  :y :y
323BHP, is that all  :P
Yeah it was good fun :), auto boxes in he s80 are made out of chocolate that's what killed it, it would have cost more than the car was worth to get a new box for it :(

rimmer100

Quote from: Jusme on 08 January 2012, 03:35:47
Hi Mark, Welcome to the OOF.. I would suggest you put your question in the 'General Discussion' section, where you will I'm sure get more replies..  :y
Will do thanks for the tip

PhilRich

If it ain't broke keep fixing it 'til it is!

Cliffo B


MV6Danny

Back in the MV6 again now

Entwood


Stallion

Hello And Welcome To OOF Matey!  :y