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2026. 10. 30. 작업

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Huntsman said: Hippea said: https://www.carandclassic.com/l/C2221422IIRC the Omega was once the UK's fastest depreciating car.They continued that tradition. I purchased a 6 month old Vauxhall Signum in 2004. Black, black rear windows a Design with optional full leather, sat nav and removable fridge list price was £24500. I paid £11700. One of the best cars I have ever owned comfortable, luxurious (at the time) and cavernous.

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GeniusOfLove said: Snow and Rocks said: GeniusOfLove said: Hence why people like me loved them Yep, I bought one at auction in that same shade of green as an 18yo. Although mine was the CDX with the fancier velour seats!Was quite a fairly dramatic step above the Saxos, Fiestas and Astras my friends had, although it did like petrol! I cottoned onto the value of barges as a teenager too, Rover 800s, Omegas, Granadas, Jaguars, ageing BMWs, they were all far cheaper than hatchbacks, cheap to insure, and so much better to use, but the Omega and Rover 800 were always THE value choice I think.You just have to accept that you look like a bit of a weirdo I'd love to try a V6 Omega now to see how it stands up. Edited by GeniusOfLove on Monday 26th October 08:57 Aside from feeling a little slow, I bet it would feel incredibly comfortable and smooth riding compared with modern low profile equipped execs. A very good car the Omega with the wrong badge on it. Chatting to a traffic cop at a car meet about 20 and a bit years ago he said it was his favourite patrol car of all. Rated it far above the much vaunted Volvo 850 T5 which he said just couldnt put the power down in the wet and even above the Mk1 Octavia VRS he had arrived in which was the force's favourite at the time.....